Gene Scissors Crispr - Berlin Charité Successfully Treats Patient with Nobel Prize-Winning Method
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A 19-year-old patient with beta-thalassemia was successfully treated with the gene editing tool Crispr and is no longer dependent on blood transfusions. The method modifies genes in bone marrow stem cells to enable the production of functional hemoglobin.
Source: deutschlandfunk.de
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