Regeneron Looks To Use CRISPR Inside/Outside The Liver With Intellia Pact

Under partnership with Intellia, Regeneron will use gene-editing technology to develop novel therapeutics against up to 10 targets, and will make a $50m equity investment in the biotech.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. became the latest biopharma to acquire rights to use CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology in its discovery and development work April 11 under a six-year collaboration with privately held Intellia Therapeutics Inc., bringing the biotech $75m up front as well as a $50m equity investment commitment.

Separately, Intellia announced plans to file for a $120m initial public offering, although pricing is not yet set. In an...

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