
eGenesis: Revolutionizing transplantation with a gene editing platform for human-compatible organs.
eGenesis, founded with the mission to address the critical shortage of transplantable organs, leverages a pioneering multiplexed gene editing platform to develop human-compatible organs, tissues, and cells. The company aims to eliminate the waitlist for transplants by creating genetically engineered porcine organs that can be safely transplanted into humans. Their innovative approach focuses on xenotransplantation, offering a potentially limitless supply of organs to meet the growing demand.
Notable figures associated with eGenesis include prominent scientists and industry leaders in biotechnology. The company has achieved significant milestones, including the world's first successful transplant of a genetically engineered porcine kidney into a living patient. This breakthrough underscores their potential to transform the field of transplantation and save countless lives. eGenesis continues to make substantial strides in its mission, positioning itself as a leader in the biotech industry with a profound impact on global healthcare.

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eGenesis was founded in 2015.
eGenesis' headquarters is located in Cambridge, MA, US.
eGenesis' most recent funding round was for $125M (USD) in March 2021.
As of Mar 2, 2021, eGenesis has raised a total of $265M (USD).
eGenesis has 105 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.