Belgium-based biotech Univercells today announced its acquisition of SynHelix, a French biotechnology company that aims to debottleneck biotherapeutics development through an unprecedented robust, scalable and automated DNA synthesis technology resulting in one-step generation of long DNA fragments, in large quantities, with high purity, in a cGMP-compliant setup.
SynHelix’s offering will complement the RNA platform being developed by Quantoom Biosciences, the Univercells affiliate that is developing an end-to-end RNA production technology.
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