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CRISPR injected into the blood treats a genetic disease for first time

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« Jennifer Doudna of the University of California, Berkeley, who shared a Nobel Prize last year for discovering CRISPR and co-founded Intellia, sees even bigger prospects. The new work, she says, is “a critical first step in being able to inactivate, repair, or replace any gene that causes disease, anywhere in the body.”

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EmeraldA

I find CRISPR very exciting. Thanks for posting! :)

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MPort

This looks very encouraging. Thanks for posting.

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Aldebaran25

and here my imagination and my hope go flying! Thanks for this one

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Meatloaf9

Thanks to you for continuing to keep us all informed of updates and current recommended treatment for mpn's. Good luck to you. Who knows maybe crispr will lead to a cure for our diseases.

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dancingelephant

Fantastic news. Gene therapies have to be the answer, thankyou for giving us all renewed hope for the future.

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Bluetop

Amazing research. So good to read. Thanks for posting.

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