Boston Children's Hospital team reports Prime Assembly method in Nature.
According to 36Kr, a Boston Children's Hospital research team published in Nature a genome editing method called prime assembly. The technique can stitch long DNA fragments into a precise programmable site in the genome and repair multiple mutations in a single operation. This progress could facilitate the development of universal gene therapies for most patients.
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- 01The Boston Children's Hospital research team published in Nature a genome editing method named prime assembly.
- 02The method can stitch long DNA fragments into a precise programmable site in the genome and repair multiple mutations in one operation.
- 03This progress could facilitate the development of universal gene therapies for most patients.
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