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"The genome project will change the face of medicine in Israel and save human lives"

10.11.24|Roni Dori

Psifas is an ambitious new genome project aiming to create a genetic database of Israel’s citizens, with a budget of NIS 250 million. The collected information already provides information that will make it possible to treat life-threatening diseases in the subjects. The hope is that after accumulating 100,000 samples, the database will help jumpstart the biotech industry. CEO Prof. Gabi Barbash: "Psifas is a great achievement and advantage for Israel, which aspires to become a global hub of biotechnological information."

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Israel Innovation Authority Approves Establishment of Genome Editing Consortium

03.06.20|Adi Pick

The consortium will be allocated with a total of NIS 36 million (approximately $10.36 million) for a period of 18 months

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LogicBio Therapeutics Underperforms with $70 Million Nasdaq IPO

21.10.18|Lilach Baumer

Co-founded by Israel-born Adi Barzel, LogicBio develops genome-editing treatments for rare diseases

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"All of the World's Data Could Fit into a Single Room of Genetic Information"

14.03.18|Orr Hirschauge

DNA could be used for the long-term storage of information, according to Yaniv Erlich, the CSO of online genealogy company MyHeritage, who spoke at Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference in New York on Tuesday