USC NewsStem cell study of jaw development could offer insight into craniofacial abnormalitiesUSC NewsIn the study published in Developmental Cell, first author Lindsey Barske and colleagues reported that two related genes, called Nr2f2 and Nr2f5, patt… Continue reading
USC NewsStem cell study of jaw development could offer insight into craniofacial abnormalitiesUSC NewsIn the study published in Developmental Cell, first author Lindsey Barske and colleagues reported that two related genes, called Nr2f2 and Nr2f5, patt… Continue reading
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First human CRISPR study in the US could begin soon
Engadget The Penn scientists won’t be injecting CRISPR directly into patients’ bloodstreams; Instead, they’ll use a method called ex vivo gene therapy, extracting blood and editing it with CRISPR before re-inserting it into subjects. This may bypass certain … |