In a recent blog by SynbiCITE, the UK’s national centre for the commercialisation of synthetic biology, Synpromics is listed as one of 7 prominent players in the UK’s thriving synthetic biology sector .
David Venables, CEO of Synpromics, will sit on the panel ‘Gene Therapy: Building the gene medicine pipeline through next generation technologies’ on the 4th October at the annual Partnering Forum, part of the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa to be held October 4-6 in La Jolla, California.
At this year’s Bioprocessing Summit, Dr Graham Whyteside presented on 'Inducible synthetic promoters for the production of gene therapy viral vectors'. Synpromics has developed a novel proprietary inducible expression platform that provides exquisite and tuneable control of gene expression.
Synpromics announces that it has completed a financing round including £2.1m of new funding from Calculus Capital (“Calculus”). The funds will be used for business expansion and further development of Synpromics’ proprietary synthetic promoter technology.
Synpromics Limited, a leading synthetic biology company, is pleased to announce that it has formed a collaboration with uniQure N.V., a world leader and pioneer in human gene therapy, to develop synthetic promoters with specific application in the delivery of gene medicines to liver.