Researchers have discovered that mice possess a natural form of gene therapy, a non-coding RNA that can sidestep genetic mutations. They were able to engineer a programmable version that recognized specific genetic mutations and might be used to treat genetic diseases in humans.Continue ReadingCategory: ScienceTags: RNA, Genetics, gene therapy, Hokkaido University

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