
CRISPR Therapeutics
CRISPR, Casgevy, in vivo liver editing
Swiss-American gene-editing company co-founded by Nobel winner Emmanuelle Charpentier. With Vertex it made Casgevy, the first approved CRISPR medicine, for sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia. Now it edits liver genes to treat heart disease.
- Casgevy became the world's first approved CRISPR therapy (UK Nov 2023, US Dec 2023), sold with Vertex, which leads it.
- CTX310, a one-time CRISPR edit in the liver, lowered blood fats and LDL cholesterol in an early trial (NEJM, Nov 2025).
- Casgevy uptake is slow: each patient needs stem-cell collection, a factory slot and harsh chemotherapy at a special center.
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