Prime Medicine Gets FDA Clearance to Start Human Testing of PM647 for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency
First human data are due in 2027. This is not an approval; Beam remains ahead in patients.
First human data are due in 2027. This is not an approval; Beam remains ahead in patients.
Early lab results show Claude found a CRISPR-like repeat array tied to a reverse transcriptase. No proven editing tool yet.
BMO cited Prime Medicine's unique prime-editing technology, which enables precise DNA corrections without creating double-strand breaks.
Prime Medicine secures positive arbitration ruling against Beam Therapeutics: no damages owed for PM647 in AATD. IND/CTA filing planned for Q3 2026, first clinical data in 2027.
H.C. Wainwright cites New Zealand clearance for PM577a — the first in vivo Prime Editing clinical trial for Wilson’s disease.
The FDA is unveiling a faster approval pathway for custom gene-editing therapies, aiming to spark major investment and accelerate cures for rare diseases through Crispr-based innovations.