An illustration of the new gene editing method, which uses a bridge RNA (yellow) and a recombinase enzyme (blue) to combine two pieces of DNA (Credit: Visual Science)
Scientists unveil new way to make large changes to genes, and no CRISPR is required
Scientists led by Patrick Hsu at the Arc Institute in Palo Alto have unveiled a new form of gene editing that can add, remove or …
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