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How CRISPR could mark mutated cancer cells for termination

Source: Adafruit Blog ·

A new preprint on bioRxiv describes a way to use CRISPR to kill cancer cells by reading the RNA they produce. Many cancers start with mutations in tumor suppressor proteins, the proteins that normally stop cells from growing out of control. One of them, p53, is altered in about 40 to 50% of cases. Those […]

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