
Third in line: Editas says it may partner up on commercialization of sickle cell gene therapy
Editas Medicine continues to churn along in a solid third place in the race against bluebird bio, and partners Vertex and CRISPR to commercialize the first, potentially life-changing gene therapy to treat sickle cell disease.
The Cambridge, MA-based biotech said Wednesday in its quarterly earnings call that it expects to dose about 20 sickle cell patients and release more data by year’s end. The company’s top brass also said it may end up co-commercializing the potentially million-dollar gene therapy.
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