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CAR T-Cells in the Treatment Landscape of Mantle Cell Lymphoma – Targeted Oncology

[Knocking-out of HIF1α gene by CRISPR/cas9 inhibits proliferation and invasiveness of prostate cancer DU145 cells]. – UroToday

[Knocking-out of HIF1α gene by CRISPR/cas9 inhibits proliferation and invasiveness of prostate cancer DU145 cells].UroTodayTo explore the role of HIF1α gene in prostate cancer cell line DU145 by knocking it out with a novel gene-editing tool CRISPR/cas… Continue reading

[Knocking-out of HIF1α gene by CRISPR/cas9 inhibits proliferation and invasiveness of prostate cancer DU145 cells]. – UroToday

[Knocking-out of HIF1α gene by CRISPR/cas9 inhibits proliferation and invasiveness of prostate cancer DU145 cells].UroTodayTo explore the role of HIF1α gene in prostate cancer cell line DU145 by knocking it out with a novel gene-editing tool CRISPR/cas… Continue reading

Bluebird Bio’s Gets Positive Results For Beta-Thalassemia Gene … – Labiotech.eu (blog)

Gene Therapy for Thalassemia Shows Promise – Northwestern University NewsCenter

Northwestern University NewsCenterGene Therapy for Thalassemia Shows PromiseNorthwestern University NewsCenterBeta-thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder caused by mutations in the beta globin gene that impair production of a fundamental component … Continue reading

Stem Cell Technology Boosts 3D Printed Cartilage Repair – Bioscience Technology

Bioscience TechnologyStem Cell Technology Boosts 3D Printed Cartilage RepairBioscience TechnologyNovel stem cell technology developed at Swinburne University of Technology will be used to grow the massive number of stem cells required for a new hand-he… Continue reading

This Gene-Editing Breakthrough Could Provide Hyper-Specific Cancer Diagnoses – Gizmodo Australia

FuturismThis Gene-Editing Breakthrough Could Provide Hyper-Specific Cancer DiagnosesGizmodo AustraliaBut the breakthrough also speaks to the breadth of CRISPR technologies that have arrived in labs over the past year. The new tool relies on an enzyme k… Continue reading