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Scientists Eliminate HIV from Infected Cells Using Crispr Gene-Editing Technology

Published: 20 March 2024 at 01:38

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Scientists have successfully eliminated HIV from infected cells using Crispr gene-editing technology, cutting out the virus from infected T cells in the laboratory. While this breakthrough shows promise for a potential treatment, more research is necessary to ensure safety and effectiveness. Current HIV medications can control the virus but not eradicate it, and the development of a Crispr-based cure for HIV is still years away due to challenges like off-target effects and long-term side effects.

Scientists Eliminate HIV from Infected Cells Using Crispr Gene-Editing Technology Scientists Eliminate HIV from Infected Cells Using Crispr Gene-Editing Technology

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