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Sana Biotechnology, Inc. (SANA) is a leading developer of engineered cell therapies targeting complex diseases through innovative gene editing and immune evasion technologies. This resource provides centralized access to official press releases, clinical trial milestones, and strategic updates from the company.
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Flagship Pioneering has unveiled Terrana Biosciences, a new agricultural technology company developing RNA-based solutions for crop enhancement and protection. The company emerges with an initial $50 million commitment from Flagship Pioneering after four years of platform development.
Terrana's proprietary RNA technology platform enables the development of targeted products that can work throughout a plant's lifecycle, creating solutions that adapt to variable climate conditions. The company has already demonstrated proof of concept in tomatoes, corn, and soy, and generated a pipeline of over 15 potential products in specialty and row crops.
The company's platform leverages AI and computational models to assemble a vast RNA library and design system for creating novel functional crop traits. Their solutions aim to help farmers combat diseases and pests, adapt to climate conditions, and maintain soil health, while offering advantages over conventional approaches in terms of timing flexibility and environmental impact.
Sana Biotechnology (NASDAQ: SANA), a company specializing in engineered cell therapies, has announced its participation in the BofA Securities 2025 Healthcare Conference. The company's President and CEO, Steve Harr, will deliver a business overview and update during a presentation scheduled for May 13, 2025, at 9:20 a.m. PT. The presentation will be accessible via webcast on Sana's Investor Relations website, with a replay available for 30 days after the event.
Cellarity has appointed Ted Myles as its new Chief Executive Officer and CEO-Partner at Flagship Pioneering. Myles brings extensive biopharma leadership experience, previously serving as CFO and COO of Scholar Rock where he raised over $1 billion and led the company through a successful Phase 3 study. His prior roles include executive positions at AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Ocata Therapeutics, and PrimeraDx.
The appointment comes as Cellarity prepares for its first clinical study in 2025. The company leverages an AI/ML-enabled platform for drug discovery, focusing on understanding dysregulated pathways in diseased human cells. Their lead program, CLY-124, is a potential first-in-class small molecule for sickle cell disease treatment, targeting fetal hemoglobin induction through a novel mechanism, with clinical development expected to begin in mid-2025.
Flagship Pioneering and Quotient Therapeutics have appointed Rahul Kakkar, M.D. as CEO-Partner and Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Kakkar brings nearly 20 years of experience in biotech entrepreneurship and medicine, previously serving as CEO of Tome Biosciences and Pandion Therapeutics, which was acquired by Merck for $1.85 billion.
Jake Rubens, Quotient's co-founder and former CEO, will transition to a board director role after successfully establishing the company's first industrial platform for discovering drug targets through somatic genomics and securing a collaboration with Pfizer in cardiovascular and renal diseases.
Dr. Kakkar, who continues to practice at Brigham and Women's Hospital and lecture at Harvard Medical School, will lead Quotient's efforts in advancing its pipeline and platform technology. The company's focus on somatic genomics aims to discover novel drug targets and create first-in-class medicines for various diseases.
Etiome, unveiled by Flagship Pioneering with a $50 million initial commitment, introduces its Temporal Biodynamics™ AI-powered platform for preemptive healthcare. The platform represents the first end-to-end solution to detect and preempt disease progression before it becomes critical.
The technology characterizes disease progression over time by combining multimodal population-level data and single cell omics with artificial intelligence. It identifies Biostage Markers - stage-specific biomarkers indicating patient disease progression - and develops targeted Biostaged Medicines.
Initially focusing on metabolic, neurodegenerative, pre-cancerous, and autoimmune diseases, Etiome aims to reduce morbidity, lower healthcare costs, and extend healthy lifespans. The company emerges after four years of platform development under Flagship Pioneering's Preemptive Health and Medicine Initiative.
Flagship Pioneering has announced a new collaboration between its drug discovery unit Pioneering Medicines and Pfizer to discover potential novel inhibitors for autoimmune disease treatment. The partnership will utilize Logica, a platform developed by Valo Health and Charles River that combines AI-powered technology with drug discovery expertise to translate biological insights into optimized small molecules.
This marks the sixth agreement under the strategic partnership between Flagship Pioneering and Pfizer, following previous collaborations with ProFound Therapeutics, Quotient Therapeutics, Montai Therapeutics, and Ampersand Biomedicines. The initiative aims to address the unmet needs in autoimmune disease management by developing more effective, safer, and personalized treatment options.