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Best in Biotech 30 Jun 2021

Scotland’s Top 10 Biotech Companies to Watch Out For

Scotland has a thriving life sciences ecosystem with strengths in oncology, genetic engineering, and industrial biotech. Let’s pick up the bagpipes as we tour the top 10 biotech companies in Scotland. Scotland is the UK’s second-most populous country, boasting picturesque scenery, a rich history, and a strong focus on sustainability. There is a diverse range […]

June 30, 2021 - 11 minutesmins - By Jonathan Smith

News and Trends 13 Aug 2019

AskBio Acquires Scottish Biotech to Make Gene Therapies More Precise

The US company AskBio has acquired the Edinburgh-based Synpromics to pool their gene therapy technologies and produce inducible gene therapies that target particular organs or cells. AskBio specializes in developing viral vectors that carry gene therapies into cells, such as adeno-associated virus, whereas Synpromics develops DNA sequences called promoters that drive the expression of gene […]

August 13, 2019 - 2 minutesmins - By Jonathan Smith

News and Trends 6 Dec 2018

Update: Liver Gene Therapy 8 Times Stronger Than Usual

Update (06/12/2018): uniQure has incorporated Synpromics’ strong liver promoter into a preclinical gene therapy candidate for treating hemophilia A. Published on 08/10/2018 Synpromics and uniQure have unveiled new technology for precise genetic control that could make gene therapy safer and more precise. The team has developed a gene therapy system that is highly selective for […]

December 6, 2018 - 2 minutesmins - By Clara Rodríguez Fernández

News and Trends 28 Nov 2017

New Gene Therapy for Parkinson’s will be Developed in the UK

Synpromics and UCL will collaborate to develop a gene therapy to treat Parkinson’s disease that only targets specific neurons involved in the disease. Synpromics, based in Edinburgh, Scotland, is a company focusing on gene control. The biotech has decided to put its technology to use for the development of a gene therapy for Parkinson’s in […]

November 28, 2017 - 2 minutesmins - By Clara Rodríguez Fernández

News and Trends 6 Nov 2015

Biotech of the Week: Synpromics, the Scottish company enabling precise Gene Expression

This week we leave the wonderful weather of Mallorca and head North, through France, England and across Hadrian’s Wall where we land in the capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh. This city is famous for many things, being one of the most haunted cities in the world to being built on an extinct volcano however, it […]

November 6, 2015 - 2 minutesmins - By Dani Bancroft

News and Trends 12 Aug 2015

A Tale of Love for UniQure and Bristol-Myers Squibb

In May, Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) nailed down the exclusive access to uniQure’s gene therapy platform to treat cardiovascular diseases. Everything seems to work out fine as BMS paid $53M (€47M) for three new targets and additional shares to own nearly 10% of the company. UniQure is a Dutch pioneer in the field of gene therapy. It […]

August 12, 2015 - 2 minutesmins - By Philip Hemme

News and Trends 5 Mar 2015

Synpromics and UniQure, new Collaboration in Gene Therapy.

Synpromics has formed a collaboration with uniQure, the Dutch pioneer in human gene therapy, to develop synthetic promoters with specific application in the delivery of gene therapies to liver. Synpromics, a leading synthetic biology company, will use its unique approach to develop synthetic promoters with upregulated, liver cell specific, activity whilst also decreasing the promoter molecular […]

March 5, 2015 - 2 minutesmins - By Lourdes Riquelme

News and Trends 27 Aug 2014

Synpromics successfully use synthetic biology in plant science projects

Synpromics, a Scottish-based synthetic biology company today announced that it has successfully generated several highly effective synthetic promoters for use in plants. Dr Michael Roberts, Founder and CSO, said: “We have now shown that our highly disruptive technology platform can be extended from human life science into plant science. Whilst this was always expected, we […]

August 27, 2014 - 2 minutesmins - By Joachim Eeckhout

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