The NIH Somatic Cell Genome Editing program.

K, Saha; EJ, Sontheimer; PJ, Brooks; MR, Dwinell; CA, Gersbach; DR, Liu; SA, Murray; SQ, Tsai; RC, Wilson; DG, Anderson; A, Asokan; JF, Banfield; KS, Bankiewicz; G, Bao; JWM, Bulte; N, Bursac; JM, Campbell; DF, Carlson; EL, Chaikof; ZY, Chen; RH, Cheng; KJ, Clark; DT, Curiel; JE, Dahlman; BE, Deverman; ME, Dickinson; JA, Doudna; SC, Ekker; ME, Emborg; G, Feng; BS, Freedman; DM, Gamm; G, Gao; IC, Ghiran; PM, Glazer; S, Gong; JD, Heaney; JD, Hennebold; JT, Hinson; A, Khvorova; S, Kiani; WR, Lagor; KS, Lam; KW, Leong; JE, Levine; JA, Lewis; CM, Lutz; DH, Ly; S, Maragh; PB Jr, McCray; TC, McDevitt; O, Mirochnitchenko; R, Morizane; N, Murthy; RS, Prather; JA, Ronald; S, Roy; S, Roy; V, Sabbisetti; WM, Saltzman; PJ, Santangelo; DJ, Segal; M, Shimoyama; MC, Skala; AF, Tarantal; JC, Tilton; GA, Truskey; M, Vandsburger; JK, Watts; KD, Wells; SA, Wolfe; Q, Xu; W, Xue; G, Yi; J, Zhou

doi:10.1038/s41586-021-03191-1

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The NIH Somatic Cell Genome Editing program.

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Saha K

Sontheimer EJ

Brooks PJ

Abstract

The move from reading to writing the human genome offers new opportunities to improve human health. The United States National Institutes of Health (NIH) Somatic Cell Genome Editing (SCGE) Consortium aims to accelerate the development of safer and more-effective methods to edit the genomes of diseas...

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