Tag: genetic disorders

The six-month sprint to deliver a precision CRISPR therapy

The Six-Month Sprint to Deliver a Precision CRISPR Therapy In just half a year, a team of researchers designed, tested, and delivered a personalized CRISPR therapy, showcasing the remarkable pace at which advancements in biotechnology are taking place. This groundbreaking accomplishment not only highlights the power of collaboration and innovation but also underscores the potential […]

UK: World’s first artificial human DNA project sparks both hopes and fears

UK: World’s First Artificial Human DNA Project Sparks Both Hopes and Fears The first-of-its-kind synthetic human DNA is in the making by UK scientists. On June 26, a team of researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Francis Crick Institute announced their ambitious project to create artificial human DNA within the next five years. […]

Scientists achieve world-first gene editing of mitochondrial DNA in patient cells

Scientists Achieve World-First Gene Editing of Mitochondrial DNA in Patient Cells In a major step toward treating rare mitochondrial diseases, researchers in the Netherlands have successfully achieved the world’s first gene editing of mitochondrial DNA in patient cells. This groundbreaking accomplishment opens up a realm of possibilities for the treatment of genetic disorders that affect […]

Scientists develop breakthrough blood test for rare genetic disorders in children

Scientists Develop Breakthrough Blood Test for Rare Genetic Disorders in Children In a major leap for genetic diagnostics, scientists from the University of Melbourne and the Royal Children’s Hospital have developed a groundbreaking blood test capable of identifying a wide range of rare genetic disorders in children. This innovative test represents a significant advancement in […]

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