Milestone achieved! The first SCD patient treated in China with our high-precision base-editing therapy CS-206 has remained VOC-free for >15 months post-engraftment, achieving the primary efficacy endpoint. No product-related AEs have been observed to date. #SCD#BaseEditing
📢We will give 2 poster presentations at the American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy 2026 Annual Meeting, taking place May 11 – 15, 2026, in Boston, MA and online. 📰Poster #1506, 05/12. 📰Poster #3411, 05/14. @ASGCTherapy#GeneEditing#ASGCT2026
Proud moment for CS-101 🚀
Published in @Nature on April 8, CS-101 enabled β-thal patients to achieve rapid, durable transfusion independence after a single treatment, with strong safety signals.https://t.co/O1KP1XNXy9
📢We will give a poster presentation at the 67th American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting and Exposition, taking place December 6-9, 2025, in Orlando, Florida, and online.
📄Poster #6090
🗓 Dec 8, 6–8 PM EST
📍OCCC-West Halls B3-B4 #ASH25@ASH_hematology#GeneEditing
📢 Breakthrough in gene editing!
@Correctseq CS-121, targeting APOC3, successfully treated the first chylomicronemia patient — TG levels dropped significantly within 3 days after a single low-dose, with no adverse events. https://t.co/3AG50Men1v #GeneEditing#biotech
🚀 WORLD FIRST: Correctseq's CS-121 has completed dosing of first chylomicronemia patient, demonstrating excellent safety and significant efficacy. It's the world’s first gene-editing therapy targeting APOC3 for hyperlipidemia. A major milestone for #GeneEditing#Hyperlipidemia
📢Breakthrough! Our CS-101 base-editing therapy achieved the first clinical cure of sickle cell disease (SCD) in China.
✅Patient showed sustained HbF↑, HbS↓, HbF:HbS=6.5:3.5(the 6th months), Hb>120 g/L.
💪6 months crisis-free & back to normal life.https://t.co/0fZUAwZyxs
At #EHA2025 in #Milan this week? Jia Chen, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Gene Editing Center, ShanghaiTech University, Co-founder of Correctseq, will give an oral presentation at 11:00~12:15(CEST), June 15, 2025. @EHA_Hematology
#Shanghai-based CorrectSequence Therapeutics (#Correctseq) has partnered with the First Affiliated Hospital of #Guangxi Medical University to apply base editing therapy to successfully free a Lao patient suffering from β-thalassemia from dependence on blood transfusions for over 2 months.
It was China’s first successful attempt to use the therapy to cure a foreign patient, which will bring hope to the complete cure of β-hemoglobinopathies patients worldwide. @Correctseq
#Shanghai-based CorrectSequence Therapeutics (#Correctseq) has partnered with the First Affiliated Hospital of #Guangxi Medical University to apply base editing therapy to successfully free a Lao patient suffering from β-thalassemia from dependence on blood transfusions for over 2 months.
It was China’s first successful attempt to use the therapy to cure a foreign patient, which will bring hope to the complete cure of β-hemoglobinopathies patients worldwide. @Correctseq
We are excited to announced a significant milestone in our base editing therapy CS-101. Utilizing our pioneering transformer Base Editor (tBE), we have successfully cured the first overseas patient with transfusion-dependent β-thalassemia in the clinical trial.
Recently, as the world's first base editing therapy for hemoglobinopathies, CS-101 of @Correctseq was included in the EHA2024 Scientific Congress Report for its safe and efficient base editing technology and the promising clinical results.@EHA_Hematology