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Genome Editing Overview and Applications
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- Technology and Development
- Genome editing enables scientists to modify DNA in various organisms
- First technologies emerged in late 1900s, CRISPR introduced in 2009
- CRISPR is faster, cheaper, and more accurate than older methods
- Research Applications
- Scientists study diseases in animals like mice and zebrafish
- Mice and humans share 85% of their genes
- Burgess lab focuses on zebrafish genes related to human deafness
- Disease Treatment
- Gene therapies can prevent and treat diseases with genomic basis
- Two types exist: germline (passed down) and somatic (personal)
- 2015 UK case showed successful somatic therapy for leukemia
- Technical and Ethical Challenges
- CRISPR tools sometimes cut incorrectly
- Safety and technical improvements remain critical
- Ethical concerns include embryo editing and access to treatments
- Many countries have strict regulations against germline editing