In a First, CRISPR Used to Treat Infant With Ultra-Rare Disease

(MedPage Today) — A tailored CRISPR base-editing therapy was given for the first time to an infant who was born with a rare genetic disease, with promising effects, researchers reported.
After the baby, named KJ, received a diagnosis of severe…

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Publish date : 2025-05-15 18:09:00

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