Precision Biosciences Inc.
A clinical-stage gene editing company whose ARCUS platform, built on a naturally occurring enzyme first found in green algae, develops therapies for chronic hepatitis B and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Three Duke University postdocs founded the company in 2006 after their lab discovery placed second in a university start-up challenge, and the earliest ARCUS work actually edited crops like corn and soybean before turning to human medicines.
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