Anti-CRISPR molecules discovered that can block the gene editing technology

As we dive into the brave new world of gene editing, CRISPR technologies are undoubtedly becoming increasingly precise, but alongside enhanced precision is also the necessity for developing ways to inhibit or block the process – an anti-CRISPR molecule, if you will. New work from the Broad Institute and Brigham and Women's Hospital has presented a study that homes in on small molecules that may have the ability to safely block the CRISPR gene editing process.

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Category: Medical

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• Brigham and Women’s Hospital
• Broad Institute
• CRISPR
• Genetic engineering
• Genetics

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