Partnerships in our industry are very common as companies look to benefit from knowledge and resource sharing. In this blog we explore why companies, like ProQR, partner with other companies.
… Design, plan and execute experiments Contribute to optimization of methods and protocols for RNA analysis … are a true believer of the value of a workforce in which people from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to develop themselves, personally and professionally. We believe …
Today we are delighted to announce the further expansion of our collaboration with Lilly. Lilly is a leader in innovative RNA science, making them a great partner for our Axiomer technology.
… and Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. ProQR is focused on the development of life changing RNA therapies to meet the unmet … a difference in the lives of the communities we serve. Our proprietary Axiomer® RNA editing technology platform enables … with the analysis of transcriptomics studies, will develop and optimize (new) ( in silico ) analytical methods …
Bart Klein was at the forefront of ProQR's Axiomer® RNA editing technology development. This platform technology makes it possible to use the cells own machinery to reverse mutations that cause a genetic disease. Read the interview.
This presentation highlights the therapeutic possibilities of Axiomer platform that are not limited to disease causing mutations and can potentially address high unmet medical needs by editing wild-type RNA to engineer proteins or modify their function as well as creating de novo mutations.
This virtual event on March 29, 2023 featured presentations by ProQR Management on the company's proprietary Axiomer® RNA editing technology platform, detailed the initial pipeline targets, and provided guidance on the advancement of programs toward the clinic. ProQR also reported its 2022 year-end financials and the extension of its cash runway guidance.
In June we caught up with our Lead Talent Acquisition, Silvia Catellani, to talk about ProQR, Pride, and driving an inclusive culture for present and future ProQRians.