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Gene editing in hemophilia: a “CRISPR” choice?

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1 Gene editing in hemophilia: a “CRISPR” choice?
by Steven W. Pipe, and Sundar R. Selvaraj Blood Volume 133(26): June 27, 2019 ©2019 by American Society of Hematology

2 Schematic diagram shows the Cas9 target site located on exon 2 of the mouse FIX locus.
Schematic diagram shows the Cas9 target site located on exon 2 of the mouse FIX locus. Following homologous recombination with the AAV donor vector containing partial complementary DNA of codon-optimized hFIX-Padua, a chimeric FIX messenger RNA is transcribed from the modified FIX locus which is then translated to a chimeric FIX protein. See Figure 1 in the article by Wang et al that begins on page 2745. Steven W. Pipe, and Sundar R. Selvaraj Blood 2019;133: ©2019 by American Society of Hematology


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