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• Breaking the PAM Barrier – So far much of our genome has been out of reach due to strict requirements of Cas endonucleases. Not any longer. Novel engineered CRISPR CAS9 variants from Ben Kleinstiver lab at Massachusetts General Hospital open the entire human genome to gene editing.

2020 CRISPR Clinical Trial update

• We have compiled a comprehensive list of all the gene-editing clinical studies currently registered in the US, China and Europe. Have a look - it's a growing list, and we constantly keep it updated. And there is a companion article giving you the grand overview.

Did I mention...

• ... Breaking the PAM Barrier is the first piece by our new Science Writer Karen O'Hanlon Cohrt. Yes, that's right - we are growing! Karen and Scientific Assistant Iro Pappa have joined the team and will bring more and even better content to the CRISPR Medicine Blog (c;

Thank You for now - more great reads are on the way.

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