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Cirena Launches High-Purity Long RNA to Accelerate CRISPR and Genome-Editing Research

New technology enables faster design cycles and improved editing precision

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  • February 23, 2026

  • 2 min

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Cirena, based in Boulder, Colorado, has officially launched its services after successfully providing high-quality long RNA to research teams in the US, Europe, and Japan. As the application of CRISPR and prime editing becomes more advanced, the need for longer guide RNAs has emerged to enhance editing efficiency and minimize off-target effects. Cirena's innovative technology allows researchers to bypass traditional delays in obtaining long RNA, thereby accelerating scientific innovation and precision in various genomic applications.

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Cirena Launches High-Purity Long RNA to Accelerate CRISPR and Genome-Editing Research

New technology enables faster design cycles and improved editing precision

  • February 23, 2026

  • 2 min

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