Synthego, a provider of gene editing services for genomics research and experimentation, has launched a new suite of products that give researchers access to edited genetic material to make experimenting with programmable biology easier.
The company’s new service will provide researchers with genetic material that has already been edited using the CRISPR process so that scientists can test their hypotheses around new treatments for diseases or new expressions of genetic traits faster.
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What Synthego is offering is basically gene editing as a service, according to the company’s chief executive Paul Dabrowski.
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Synthego’s first set of products were designed to simplify the process for identifying and designing genetic material for experimentation. This next set of tools are supposed to help scientists by providing them with the material they want to observe or experiment with.
“Tell us the gene you want modified and we will give you the modified gene with the full analysis,” Dabrowski said.
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The new tools are significant because they’re among the first in the industry to guarantee the efficacy of genetically modified material.
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Ultimately, the goal is to bring down the cost of targeted gene therapies and make them accessible for everyone….
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