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Nucleome Therapeutics will combine its proprietary machine learning and high-resolution 3D genomics technologies in combination with Johnson & Johnson's immunology and data science capabilities to discover new target genes and the cell types that drive autoimmune diseases, which could facilitate the classification of patients most likely to respond to therapy.

Dr Stephen Harrison, CSO of the Nucleome, said: 

 

We are delighted to be working with J&J to identify new targets and develop strategies for patient stratification in autoimmune disease. Nucleome’s unique technology will be used to identify how genetic differences affect gene function and how this drives disease, specifically by defining the relevant genes and cell types.

 

*Facilitated by Johnson & Johnson Innovation

 

For more information about Nucleome Therapeutics, visit https://nucleome.com/