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Gold nanoparticle used to replace virus in new CRISPR approach – Phys.Org

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2017-10-03 NEWS

Phys.Org

Gold nanoparticle used to replace virus in new CRISPR approach
Phys.Org
CRISPR-Cas9 has been in the news a lot lately because it allows researchers to directly edit genes—either disabling unwanted parts or replacing them altogether. But despite many success stories, the technique still suffers from a major deficit that

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India Today

Oxford study says blindness could be restored using gene therapy
India Today
The remaining retinal nerve cells, which are not light sensitive, however, remain in the eye which can be treated using gene therapy, the researchers said. “There are many blind patients in our clinics and the ability to give them some sight back with
Gene therapy may help reverse blindness: studyBusiness Standard
Here’s how gene therapy may help reverse blindnessThe New Indian Express

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Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market Analysis to 2021 – Market Size, Share, Growth and Trends
Medgadget (blog)
Cancer immunotherapy market is expected to reach USD 119.39 billion by 2021 from USD 61.97 billion in 2016, at a CAGR of 14.0% from 2016 to 2021. Factors such as increasing incidence of cancer, rising healthcare expenditure, and increased access to …

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Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market Analysis to 2021 – Market Size, Share, Growth and Trends
Medgadget (blog)
Cancer immunotherapy market is expected to reach USD 119.39 billion by 2021 from USD 61.97 billion in 2016, at a CAGR of 14.0% from 2016 to 2021. Factors such as increasing incidence of cancer, rising healthcare expenditure, and increased access to …

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2017-10-03 NEWS

Proactive Investors UK

WideCells Group ready for UK stem cell storage licence
Proactive Investors UK
The company’s Institute of Stem Cell Technology (ISCT) is prepped and ready to start storing stem cells from UK families, he said, and will start immediately the licence comes through. Stems cells from the umbilical cord might eventually be used to

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