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Accurately Editing Genes in Living Cells Means Grappling with Knots in DNA

March 10, 2021 • by Esther R Robards-Forbes

Gene editing with CRISPR enzymes inside living cells could become more effective and accurate after researchers at The University of Texas at Austin unveiled how...

Professor Rick Russell (right) and graduate student Isabel Strohkendl conduct experiments using CRISPR enzymes. Image courtesy of The University of Texas at Austin.

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Accurately Editing Genes in Living Cells Means Grappling with Knots in DNA

March 10, 2021 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

Gene editing inside living cells could become more effective and accurate after researchers unveiled how inner workings can help or hinder the process.