CRISPR Medicine News, 9 March 2020 - CRISPR Medicine

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  • A cure for cystic fibrosis? Dutch scientist Hans Clevers and colleagues from Utrecht have used CRISPR base editors to cure cystic fibrosis in mini-organs derived from patient stem cells. Encouragingly no off-target effects were found, and the gene therapy may be safe to use for repairing damaged tissue.

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  • Interview with Marcello Maresca, associate director at AstraZeneca, on CRISPR in vivo genome editing with no detectable off-target mutations.
  • Immunotherapy pioneer Carl June and other experts talks to us about the first CRISPR gene therapy and how the data show it is safe.

 

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