Brendan Frey (Deep Genomics)
July 28, 2021 07:00 AM EDTUpdated July 30, 10:59 AM
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Deep Ge­nomics, now flush with cash, plans to take dozens of RNA ther­a­pies to the clin­ic

Nicole DeFeudis

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It was 2002 when Bren­dan Frey no­ticed a huge gap in biotech. The hu­man genome had just been se­quenced, al­low­ing sci­en­tists to map ge­net­ic mu­ta­tions …

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