Snipr Biome takes aim at antibiotic resistant bacteria in phase I trial
Danish biotech company Snipr Biome, which is developing a new type of antibiotics using the gene-editing tool CRISPR, is sending its first candidate to clinic. ”It’s a huge day for us,” says CEO Christian Grøndahl.
by andreas lønstrup, translated by daniel pedersen
Danish biotech firm Snipr Biome announced on Wednesday that the first dose had been administered in a phase I trial with a potentially preventive treatment against E.coli infections in the gut.
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