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Research behind the platform, company developments and collaborations.

Circular ssDNA in non-viral gene insertion.

Moligo and Cellectis co-authored research in Nature Communications on circular ssDNA donors in HSPCs. Circular ssDNA was three to five times more efficient than linear for knock-in, worked at multiple loci and in primary T cells, and cells edited with circular ssDNA showed greater engraftment capacity than cells edited using AAV6 in mouse models.

Moligo co-authors disclose employment and equity holdings.

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“This study provides clear evidence that Moligo’s enzymatically produced long ssDNA vectors can serve as a robust, scalable alternative to viral delivery.”Cosimo Ducani, CEO, Moligo Technologies
“These results establish the CssDNA and TALEN® editing process as an efficient non-viral gene insertion strategy.”Julien Valton, VP, Cellectis

The case for internal modification.

Kanke and colleagues investigated chemical modification within short ssDNA donors. Their results motivate further work at kilobase length.

The highlighted 41 ± 15% comparison used AZD-7648.

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Working with Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Collaboration with Sriram Vaidyanathan’s group on long ssDNA for CFTR insertion in airway cells.

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Earlier announcements.

22 December 2022

Genome editing pipeline takes off.

Moligo’s genome editing development pipeline accelerates.

17 December 2022

CRISPR used to identify host factors regulating SARS-CoV-2 entry.

A case study in applying CRISPR screens to viral entry mechanisms.

17 November 2022

Academic Innovation Grant Programme launched.

A grant initiative supporting academic research and innovation projects.

22 October 2020

Moligo featured in Dagens Industri.

Coverage in the Swedish business daily.

23 September 2020

Seed investment raised.

A seed round led by Colibri Ventures to bring the long ssDNA synthesis technology to market.

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