In a Sign of Gene-Editing Frenzy, Startup Pitches Editing without CRISPR – MIT Technology Review
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In a Sign of Gene-Editing Frenzy, Startup Pitches Editing without CRISPR
MIT Technology Review So far, CRISPR is the most versatile gene-editing system known. To edit a genome, it relies on a nuclease—a protein enzyme that slices through the DNA double helix. That damage sets off emergency repairs inside a cell that scientists can harness to … Experts explain the 'CRISPR' practice: A controversial gene editing technology |
