Gene editing startup Pairwise is quickly making a name for itself among the cutting edge of companies seeking to deploy technology know as CRISPR across the world’s food chain. The latest development came Tuesday when the company unveiled details about its editing platform called Fulcrum.
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A Durham startup pioneering the use of gene editing technology known as CRISPR is shipping its first products to market in what also is a first for the emerging CRISPR industry.
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Gearing up for a new gene editing-boosted salad, foodtech startup Pairwise has added three executives to its management team.
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Durham-based food technology startup Pairwise has launched a new brand, and a brand new product. Here are the details.
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Pairwise – which uses its CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing know-how to develop new varieties of fruits and vegetables – has agreed to grant access to its base editing technology to U.K.-headquartered Tropic Biosciences. Here’s what’s happening,
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From financial results to new executives, software and surveys, North Carolina firms have been making lots of headlines this week. Here’s a roundup.
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Durham-based Pairwise has appointed the venture-backed startup’s first independent director ahead of bringing gene edited produce to market.
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Pairwise plans to introduce new, tasty, long shelflife varieties of fruits and vegetables created with gene-editing. A $90 million B round plants the company in some firm ground.
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Durham food tech startup Pairwise is using genome-editing technology known as CRISPR (Clustered, Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats), to leverage good traits of Brassica juncea such as its high nutrient density and natural resistance to pests. It’s also diminishing its less-favorable traits such as its pungent flavor.
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