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The World's First Clinical Base Editing Therapy for Hemoglobinopathy - Vimarsana News

The World's First Clinical Base Editing Therapy for Hemoglobinopathy

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Next-generation genome editing tools surpass CRISPR milestone - Vimarsana News

Next-generation genome editing tools surpass CRISPR milestone

Modifying a patient’s DNA is no longer just for science fiction novels. The CRISPR gene editing technique developed by Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier only took 10 years to reach the market as Casgevy (exagamglogene autotemcel/exa-cel, Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc.), treating congenital pathologies such as β-thalassemia and severe sickle cell disease (SCD). But science does not stop.

Base-Editing Biotech Beam Restructures, Narrowing Pipeline & Cutting 20% of Staff - Vimarsana News

Base-Editing Biotech Beam Restructures, Narrowing Pipeline & Cutting 20% of Staff

Sickle cell disease is among the Beam Therapeutics programs spared, and here the company needs to show differentiation from genetic medicines under FDA review from Vertex Pharmaceuticals and Bluebird Bio. Meanwhile, Beam aims to find partners for its research in allogeneic cancer cell therapies and hepatitis B.

The 5 Groundbreaking Advances In Biotechnology And Genetics - Vimarsana News

The 5 Groundbreaking Advances In Biotechnology And Genetics

This article seeks to illuminate these pioneering developments and their potential impact on future scientific endeavors of biotechnology and genetics

Man, 20, given weeks to live after going to A&E with back pain thinking he had just pulled a muscle - Vimarsana News

Man, 20, given weeks to live after going to A&E with back pain thinking he had just pulled a muscle

A MAN was given weeks to live after going to A&E with back pain thinking he had just pulled a muscle.Dylan Lamb, 20, first noticed the problems in