O'Neill was most recently chief medical officer at Sarepta Therapeutics.
Antisense oligonucleotide therapies to increase gene expression for the treatment of severe genetic diseases. Lead candidate in Dravet Syndrome (Image: Stoke Therapeutics).
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Sarepta Therapeutics is a biotechnology company focused on treating rare, infectious, and other diseases. It targets a broad range of diseases while focusing on the rapid development of its drug candidates. Sarepta's strategy involves proprietary RNA-targeted technology platforms to be used for developing novel pharmaceutical products to treat a broad range of diseases and address key unmet medical needs. The company uses third-party contractors to manufacture its product candidates. Most of Sarepta's product candidates are at an early stage of development.
Website: | www.sarepta.com |
Email: | iestepan@sarepta.com |
Main Phone: | +1 617 274-4000 |
Address: | 215 First Street |
Address 2: | Suite 415 |
State: | MA |
City / Town: | Cambridge |
Country: | US |
Postal Code: | 02142 |
Exchange: | NGS |
CEO: | Douglas S. Ingram |
Employees: | 866 |
NAICS: | Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing(325412) |
O'Neill was most recently chief medical officer at Sarepta Therapeutics.
Antisense oligonucleotide therapies to increase gene expression for the treatment of severe genetic diseases. Lead candidate in Dravet Syndrome (Image: Stoke Therapeutics).
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