Deafness has been prevented in mice using gene editing for the first time, in an advance that could transform future treatment of genetic hearing loss.
The study found that a single injection of a gene editing cocktail prevented progressive deafness in baby animals that were destined to lose their hearing.
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I have posted a lot about crispr gene editing. It is full steam ahead. Only a matter of time for us, though I doubt it'll happen in my lifetime.
Designer babies too.
My doctor told me to prepare for the ALD gene therapy trial
Cell-based Gene Therapy Represents ‘Hope’ for X-ALD Patients, Review Study Suggests
Could this be AMN? Elevated VLCFA and white matter changes with adrenal insufficiency
