Intellia Therapeutics Demonstrates Sustained and Durable Genome Editing with CRISPR/Cas9 in One-Year Animal Study
- First-in-class, one-year data demonstrate sustained TTR protein reduction of approximately 97 percent, corresponding to 70 percent liver editing, following a single in vivo systemic dose in mice
- Non-human primate studies ongoing and leading to development candidate designation in first half 2018
- Investigational new drug-enabling activities on track for initiation in first half 2018
The data presented at the 13th Annual Meeting of the
- Achieved and maintained approximately 97 percent reduction in serum TTR protein levels through one-year, following a single dose
- Attained approximately seventy percent editing at the target DNA site in the liver through one year
- The transient nature of LNP delivery was confirmed with 99 percent clearance of mRNA within 10 hours and of sgRNA within 72 hours in the liver
- The genome editing treatment was well tolerated with no adverse events during the course of the 12-month study
“These results show the long-term persistence of edited TTR genes in the mouse liver, indicating the potential for sustained efficacy and tolerability of our CRISPR/Cas9 platform as we move to higher species,” said
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