Seek Labs Unveils BioSeeker™
June 12, 2025
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, June 10, 2025 (Business Wire) – Seek Labs—a biotech company boldly seeking a healthier world through AI-powered discovery, programmable therapeutics, and point-of-care diagnostics—today announced BioSeeker™, a next-generation AI discovery engine redefining how the world identifies and treats disease. It powers Seek Labs’ proprietary Programmable Target Ablation Platform (PTAP), a CRISPR-based system engineered to target and cleave exact genetic sequences required for pathogens to replicate, spread, and cause disease, unlike traditional therapeutic approaches—vaccines, small molecule antivirals, or biological therapies—that attempt to slow, block, or redirect pathogens. BioSeeker rapidly identifies the highest-potential target sites, integrating real-world genomic datasets and proprietary data with powerful computational methods and bioengineering design tools.
“This is the moment where the digital tide of AI converges with scaled datasets and our collective ingenuity to deliver meaningful, precise solutions to combat diseases,” said Alison O’Mahony, VP of Pharmaceutical Research at Seek Labs. “BioSeeker allows us to go from target sequence to CRISPR vector to development candidate in weeks—not years. This not only has the potential to radically accelerate timelines and reduce development costs but improve efficacy and safety by precisely targeting the root cause of disease.”
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