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Saturday, 15-02-2020 | 07:05
Experts from Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT and partners continue to improve gene editing. With a new super-precise version of CRISPR, the researchers have boosted its accuracy by engineering enzymes that can accurately target DNA without introducing as many unwanted mutations. Their findings are reported in Nature Biotechnology. To detect unwanted DNA edits than may cause harm, researchers conduct full genome sequencing, but it is a long and expensive process.



