Research casts doubts over CRISPR safety

06:17 EDT 12 Jun 2018 | Pharmafile

Research emerging from two studies, published in same issue of Nature, has raised significant questions over just how safe CRISPR technology, after it was suggested that it may increase risk of cancer developing.

The research emerged from Cambridge University and the Karolinska Institute, as well as one paper produced by Novartis, with both groups suggesting that CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing may bring into action one key gene, p53.

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