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The funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will be used to develop a microbiome-directed intervention designed to improve EED by reducing gut entero-pathogen burden in pregnant women.
The funding is intended to aid SNIPR Biome in advancing CRISPR-medicine SNIPR001, which is currently undergoing early-stage clinical trials for treating E. coli bloodstream infections in patients with hematological cancer.
SNIPR001 is a novel, first-in-human, CRISPR-based microbial gene therapy, developed to specifically target and remove E. coli, including antibiotic-resistant strains, from the human gastrointestinal tract.
SNIPR’s CRISPR technology provides a highly selective way to target individual bacterial strains for killing which can be useful for the prevention and treatment of any indication where a specific bacterial strain is the underlying cause of a disease.
SNIPR001, is the first orally dosed CRISPR-based therapeutic candidate and CRISPR-armed bacteriophage cocktail that targets antibiotic-resistant E. coli infections in hematological cancer patients.
SNIPR001, a CRISPR-armed bacteriophage cocktail that targets the prevention of antibiotic-resistant E. coli infections in hematological cancer patients.
The experimental CRISPR therapeutic, SNIPR001, is designed to selectively target and eradicate E. coli in the gut, thus preventing translocation of these bacteria to the bloodstream, in a high-risk population of hematological cancer patients at risk for neutropenia.
INDA approval is based on the positive pre-clinical data for SNIPR001 which showed that it holds a huge potential against life-threatening infections and also in modulating microbiome-associated diseases.