Origin Genomics

Germline gene correction will happen. The focus now is doing it with precision, rigor, and clear ethical guardrails. That’s what we’re building at @OriginGenomics.

Event from our partner, @hastingscenter "The Embryo Frontier: Editing Human Life" @CathyTie @OriginGenomics @CohenProf & @VarditRavitsky Ravitsky. More info: elsihub.org/event/embryo-f…

T-15 days until I debate Glenn Cohen, Deputy Dean of Harvard Law, in New York City. In-person attendance is limited, but if you are a carrier of a genetic disease and you are interested in voicing your opinions, reach out to me directly for an invite. thehastingscenter.org/news/join-us-f…

The real question in gene editing isn’t just what we can do, it’s what we should do, and when. At Origin, we’re starting with severe inherited diseases where the need is clear. It won’t be easy, but it’s worth doing.

The goal remains simple: correct disease-causing mutations at the embryo stage, responsibly and with rigor.

Q&A: Cathy Tie is back with a new embryo editing startup after shutting down her last, doubling down on one of biotech’s most controversial frontiers. endpoints.news/qa-controversi…

Origin Genomics launches in the U.S. to study precision germline gene correction for severe inherited diseases under IRB oversight. Read more: itmatterss.in/global/origin-… #OriginGenomics #GeneEditing #Biotech @OriginGenomics

It's no secret that I hold vastly different opinions than the current mainstream bioethics field on the use of germline gene editing. "Should gene editing be applied to embryos that are predisposed to cancers, alzheimer's, heart disease? or limit its use to only homozygous early onset death diseases?" "If a couple has embryos with genetic mutations, should they adopt children instead or seek germline gene therapy to correct the mutations in their existing embryos?" The answers to me are clear. Hosted by @hastingscenter and @carnegiecouncil, I will be debating the Deputy Dean of Harvard Law School, I. Glenn Cohen, on the ethics of germline gene editing. Register for the free livestream here: thehastingscenter.org/callahanprogra…

Join us virtually on 4/23 for our Annual Daniel Callahan Program. We will have a lively debate...Should we edit human #embryos to prevent disease—or does it go too far? This timely subject tackles the science, ethics, and future of #GeneEditing ⚖️ 🔗: bit.ly/47LdOXR

@CathyTie @OriginGenomics Ok the force is back in balance, I’m logging my OG support 🫡 🔥

It took some years from when IVF was first developed until so many parents recognized the joy it can brings. We don't need to wait so long to protect that joy by preventing inherited diseases.

Hello world. Our first press release: businesswire.com/news/home/2026…