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A team of researchers led by Columbia University has demonstrated that base editing can modify genes in human embryos with remarkable precision, achieving 100% accuracy in some experiments, but the study published Wednesday in Nature also exposed a range of…

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have used base editing for the first time to study gene function in human embryos, demonstrating that the NANOG gene is essential for the formation of pluripotent cells during the earliest days of development.…