Focus: Precision BioSciences is a publicly traded biotech company focused on genome-editing enzymes and CAR-T cell therapies, headquartered in Durham, NC. The company operates at mid-cap scale with significant R&D intensity but derives 99% revenue from a single generic antibiotic.
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Sole revenue driver ($69M FY2025) but generic antibiotic facing commoditization and pricing pressure; unsustainable as core business.
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Minor portfolio asset with minimal commercial traction.
Brand-name dermatology asset in early commercialization but unlikely to materially alter financial trajectory.
6 discontinued, 5 duplicate formulations not shown
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Recent peer-reviewed publications with author affiliations at this company
Transient muscle expression of mitoARCUS in mice leads to sustained reductions in pathogenic mtDNA and reduces fatigability.
RHO1-2 meganuclease gene editing targets human P23H rhodopsin-induced retinitis pigmentosa to rejuvenate rods and maintain cones.
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