CRISPR technology. Are you up to date?

Since its adoption, CRISPR-Cas9 (and its successor systems like Cas12 and base-editing variants) has revolutionized fields from basic biology to biomedicine and agriculture. Today, researchers routinely use CRISPR to generate disease models, screen thousands of genes in parallel, and develop experimental therapies. Clinical trials are already underway for treating genetic blood disorders, and novel in vivo delivery strategies are pushing the technology ever closer to safe, targeted cures for a range of inherited and acquired diseases.

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