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New University of Calgary research shows that knocking out a single gene makes colon cancer cells visible to the immune system, and when combined with immunotherapy, leads to 100% tumor eradication in mouse models, offering a potential new approach for treating colorectal cancer.
CRISPR technology has been developed to selectively target and destroy cancer cells, including those previously considered undruggable.
Scientists have achieved startling precision in editing genes within human embryos, marking a significant advancement in genetic engineering.