CRISPR
CRISPR is a gene editing technology that allows scientists to make precise changes to DNA. Here you can learn about how it works, its potential applications, the companies developing CRISPR-based treatments, and the ethical concerns surrounding its use.
To stay up to date on the latest CRISPR advances, check out STAT’s searchable CRISPR Trackr.
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STAT Plus: In major test for eGenesis, gene-edited pig kidneys kept monkeys alive for more than two years
To protect chickens from bird flu, researchers try to CRISPR in immunity
STAT Plus: David Liu startup to focus on getting CRISPR therapy to hard-to-reach cells
STAT Plus: Carl June unveils a plan for a ‘universal CAR-T’
STAT Plus: Intellia plays down concerns about accidental germline transmission in CRISPR trial
STAT Plus: A yogurt drink instead of a colonoscopy? Study uses engineered bacteria to detect cancer
STAT Plus: Sanofi licenses CRISPR enzyme in bid to develop safer, simpler sickle cell cure
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