International life sciences company Horizon Discovery (LSE: HZD) and biotechnology firm Axol Biosciences have formed a strategic partnership to focus on gene edited induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) for use in neuronal and cardiovascular disease research.
The relationship brings together Horizon’s precision genome editing capability and Axol’s expertise in iPSC reprogramming and differentiation.
Both firms will work together to generate matched isogenic pairs of normal and diseased models, encompassing clinically relevant mutations.
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