VSY Biotechnology

Industrial Impact

ShouTi Inc | February 18, 2022

ShouTi Inc., a clinical-stage global biopharmaceutical company developing novel oral therapeutics to treat a wide range of chronic diseases, today introduced Basecamp Bio, a wholly owned subsidiary dedicated to fueling ShouTi’s pipeline and pursuing drug discovery partnerships. Basecamp Bio integrates unique insights, skills, technological know-how and experience to navigate the complex challenges of membrane protein structure-based drug discovery. Its mission is to prosecut...

Cell and Gene Therapy

BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. | December 17, 2021

BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. and Skyline Therapeutics a gene and cell therapy company focused on developing novel treatments for unmet medical needs, announced a multi-year global strategic collaboration for the discovery, development and commercialization of Adeno-Associated Virus gene therapies to treat genetic cardiovascular diseases. The partnership will leverage Skyline Therapeutics' integrated AAV gene therapy platform based on its proprietary vector engineer...

Cell and Gene Therapy

Mekonos | November 24, 2020

Mekonos, a biotech organization launching the first-of-its kind system-on-a-chip (SoC) for focused ex vivo gene engineering, today reported it has finished a $4.6 million financing round. Mekonos will utilize the new funding to quicken the SoC stage for its current and new ad organizations. The SoC stage, with IP from Stanford University, is a breakthrough that allows for molecular delivery in gene editing and synthetic biology. The stage is versatile over all cell types and has demonstrated to ...

MedTech, Industry Outlook

PRNewswire | June 01, 2023

Mission Bio, Inc., the pioneer in high-throughput single-cell DNA and multi-omics analysis, announced breakthrough improvements to the Tapestri® Platform and its core chemistry that enable highly confident detection of rare cells for a range of applications. With Tapestri® v3 chemistry, researchers can discover tiny numbers of single cells that, until now, easily escaped detection and influenced disease in invisible ways. At the same time, drug developers can use the new capabiliti...