Snipr Biome brings first candidate to human trial

Danish CRISPR company Snipr Biome has started a phase I study of drug candidate SNIPR001, which is designed to treat E.coli infections in the gut, and is expecting the first data toward the end of the year.
Christian Grøndahl, CEO and co-founder of Snipr Biome | Photo: Snipr Biome/PR
Christian Grøndahl, CEO and co-founder of Snipr Biome | Photo: Snipr Biome/PR
by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen

Copenhagen-based CRISPR company Snipr Biome has formally initiated a placebo-controlled phase I trial with a potential treatment for E. coli infections in the gut, and has dosed the first, healthy person, the company has announced in a press release on Wednesday.

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