Pfizer doubles down on Sangamo’s zinc finger tech, adding ALS to a mix of gene therapy alliances
Whatever Pfizer $PFE has learned about Sangamo $SGMO and its zinc finger protein technology for gene therapies in the 8 months since it signed off on a $545 million partnership on hemophilia A seems to have only encouraged the pharma giant to go deeper — this time expanding into neurology.
This morning the two companies announced plans to collaborate on a new program for ALS, targeting mutations of the C9ORF72 gene.
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