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Excision BioTherapeutics
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Excision BioTherapeutics has demonstrated proof-of-concept that its multiplexed CRISPR/Cas-based therapies can excise viral DNA from infected cells. Its lead candidate EBT‑101 for HIV has completed early-stage human safety studies with no major side effects reported but efficacy data not yet disclosed as of late 2023. Preclinical data for hepatitis B and herpes programs show robust reduction of viral biomarkers and effective disruption of latent reservoirs in animal models.
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- OphthalmologyInfectious Diseases
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- Gene therapyCRISPR-based therapyLipid nanoparticle delivery therapy (for HBV program)AAV vector gene therapy (for HIV and HSV programs)
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- Biotech
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