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Striking findings in early study of T cell combination therapy – The Pharma Letter (registration)

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2017-05-31 NEWS

Endpoints News

Striking findings in early study of T cell combination therapy
The Pharma Letter (registration)
CTL119 is a humanized T cell (CART) cell therapy. T cells are a subtype of white blood cells that are key to the body’s natural immune system. Participants in the trial were required to have been taking ibrutinib for at least six months and to not be
Novartis isn’t messing around with CAR-T, and it has a promising …Endpoints News
Personalized cell therapy combination achieves complete remission in CLL patientsMedical Xpress

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2017-05-31 NEWS

Engadget

I bio-engineered glowing beer and it hasn’t killed me (yet)
Engadget
Alright, so how did I do it? With a technology called CRISPR, which is pretty much the belle of the science ball right now. CRISPR stands for “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats” and it essentially lets you snip out bits of DNA

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Nature.com

That’s the way the CRISPR crumbles
Nature.com
The prospect of a memoir from Jennifer Doudna, a key player in the CRISPR story, quickens the pulse. And A Crack in Creation does indeed deliver a welcome perspective on the revolutionary genome-editing technique that puts the power of evolution into …

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Science Daily

CRISPR controversy raises questions about gene-editing technique
San Francisco Chronicle
In a two-page article published in the journal Nature Methods on May 30, a group of six scientists report an alarming number of so-called “off-target mutations” in mice that underwent an experimental gene repair therapy. CRISPR, the hot new gene
CRISPR gene editing can cause hundreds of unintended mutationsScience Daily
Boom in human gene editing as 20 CRISPR trials gear upNew Scientist
CRISPR May Not Be Nearly as Precise as We ThoughtGizmodo

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2017-05-31 NEWS

Science Daily

CRISPR controversy raises questions about gene-editing technique
San Francisco Chronicle
In a two-page article published in the journal Nature Methods on May 30, a group of six scientists report an alarming number of so-called “off-target mutations” in mice that underwent an experimental gene repair therapy. CRISPR, the hot new gene
CRISPR gene editing can cause hundreds of unintended mutationsScience Daily
Boom in human gene editing as 20 CRISPR trials gear upNew Scientist
CRISPR May Not Be Nearly as Precise as We ThoughtGizmodo

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