‘Chemical surgery’ used to mend harmful mutations in human embryos – The Guardian
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'Chemical surgery' used to mend harmful mutations in human embryos
The Guardian In the past decade, scientists have developed a range of powerful tools to edit the genetic code, the most popular of which is called Crispr-Cas9. The method uses enzymes to make precision cuts in faulty genes which the body can then repair with the … DNA surgery on embryos removes disease New gene editor used to fix disease in embryos: study Incredibly, Scientists Have Cured An Embryo Of A Life-Threatening Disease By Altering Its DNA |
