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Scientists improve nearly every aspect of prime editing, moving it closer to treating more genetic diseases

Scientists improve nearly every aspect of prime editing, moving it closer to treating more genetic diseases
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Prime editing can potentially repair the vast majority of known disease-causing human mutations, but the technology, first developed in 2019, has not yet been widely used in the body, or in vivo, to treat genetic disease. The only clinical application of prime editing that has been publicly announced uses the technology to edit cells outside the body before transplanting them back into the patient

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