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Developing new precision medicines to treat the microbiome | WEF Technology Pioneer | #SyntheticBiology #CRISPR #Phages #GeneTherapy #Microbiome

Paris, Boston, New York
Joined July 2015
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@dbikard
David Bikard
1 year
Eligo Bioscience is hiring for the following roles: Senior Biochemist Scientist Microbial Synthetic Biologist Bioinformatics Scientist Regulatory & Quality Manager Join us in shaping the future of precision microbiome medicines!!!! Apply here: https://t.co/CtBTouTkL1 @EligoBio
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@EricTopol
Eric Topol
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The ability to manipulate the gut microbiome was restricted to pre- and probiotics,FMT. Now there's successful #CRISPR base editing https://t.co/EdjwWQwyeV @justsaysinmice @Nature @EligoBio @dbikard @duportet
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@GENbio
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
1 year
Researchers at Paris-based @EligoBio have engineered a phage-derived vector to deliver a base editor and modify E. coli while they are colonizing the mouse gut. Learn more: https://t.co/0nFRWPqzwA
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@dbikard
David Bikard
1 year
1/ 🧡 Thrilled to share work of @EligoBio just published in @Nature ! We show proof of principle results of efficient base editing performed on E. coli directly in the mouse gut πŸ¦ πŸ’‘ #Microbiome #SyntheticBiology https://t.co/efTztuluN9
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@genomicsdoc
Alexander A. Morgan, MD PhD
1 year
Cool new work from @EligoBio.
@Nature
nature
1 year
Scientists have designed a gene-editing tool that can modify bacterial populations in the gut microbiome of living mice
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
1 year
Thank you @CrisprMedicine for the article!
@CrisprMedicine
CRISPR Medicine
1 year
𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐀𝐒𝐧𝐠: 𝐄π₯𝐒𝐠𝐨 𝐁𝐒𝐨𝐬𝐜𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 π‘πžπ©π¨π«π­π¬ 𝐅𝐒𝐫𝐬𝐭-π„π―πžπ« 𝐒𝐧 𝐕𝐒𝐯𝐨 πŒπ’πœπ«π¨π›π’π¨π¦πž 𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐄𝐝𝐒𝐭𝐒𝐧𝐠 In an article published moments ago in Nature, the company demonstrates for the first time ever that it is possible to target a
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
With this work we show that the targeted mutagenesis of gut bacteria in situ - something that was inconceivable before - can actually be done! There is now an exciting road ahead for @EligoBio to develop first in class drugs based on this strategy. #ImmunoInflammation #Oncology
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Eligo Bioscience
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πŸ’― Experiments in a mouse model of E.coli gut colonization showed indeed that up to 99.7% of target bacteria can be edited, without selection and without maintenance of a transgene. βŒ›οΈEdits remain stable for at least 42 days!!!! (more data to come…)
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
3/ Finally, we engineered a novel genetic system ensuring that the plasmid we deliver cannot replicate in the recipient bacteria (to prevent dissemination). As a result the base editor is expressed only very transiently, yet this is enough to edit the whole target population!!!!
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
2/ We then packaged in these engineered phage capsids a synthetic plasmid encoding a base editor, programmed to inactivate an antibiotic resistance gene present in the target bacteria’s genome. πŸ’― The resulting Eligobiotics can edit 99.99% of a target E. coli in vitro.
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
1st/ Our team engineered the receptors of bacteriophage lambda’s capsid to significantly increase the efficiency with which it injects a synthetic DNA payload to E. coli in the gut environment.
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Eligo Bioscience
3 years
❓❓Could we engineer a modality to deliver gene editors to enough bacteria to have a meaningful effect? ❓❓❓Once inside the target population, would the editing efficiency be high enough? πŸ‘ The answer to these questions is a resounding YES!
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Eligo Bioscience
3 years
Scientists are unraveling causal effects between bacterial genes and serious diseases at an accelerating pace. ❓But is it even conceivable to precisely edit the genome of bacteria directly in the gut?
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
The last decade has seen amazing progress in gene editing and delivery strategies for human cells, leading to promising clinical developments. But genes in human cells are not the only ones in our bodies that matter.
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
3 years
πŸš€ Very excited to share this work from our amazing scientists at @EligoBio. 🧬 We show that targeted mutations can be introduced with high efficiency directly in the gut microbiome - even without the need for selection! Thread below...
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biorxiv.org
Microbiome research is revealing a growing number of bacterial genes that impact our health. While CRISPR-derived tools have shown great success in editing disease-driving genes in human cells, we...
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
4 years
Hello microbiology and molecular biology students in the EU! Are you looking for an internship to improve your lab skills while making meaningful contributions to exciting new drug projects? Eligo wants to hear from you, we are recruiting!Β  https://t.co/dB7Pk0XQzy #microbiome
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@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
4 years
It's an exciting day at Eligo! We have presented data demonstrating that our lead drug candidate, EB003, could alleviate symptoms in 100% of treated animals in a disease-relevant model. https://t.co/OWfsvqRaIi
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eligo.bio
Paris, France - Eligo Bioscience SA (Eligo) today announced positive in-vivo data generated using their highly differentiated CRISPR-based antimicrobial platform.
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@GSK
GSK
5 years
We are delighted to join forces with @EligoBio, a biotech company that is pioneering #microbiome engineering. With this partnership, Eligo’s #CRISPR technology will be accelerated thanks to our scientific excellence and capabilities πŸ‘‡
@EligoBio
Eligo Bioscience
5 years
#News: We are proud to announce a partnership worth up to $224M with @GSK to develop a CRISPR-based microbiome therapy for the millions of patients suffering of acne every year. https://t.co/YcB0DxSHQi #Microbiome #Inflammation #Acne #Crispr
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