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The post summarizes a 2016 Temple University study published in Scientific Reports, where CRISPR/Cas9 excised HIV-1 DNA from infected human T-cells, rendering them resistant to re-infection without off-target effects. Also check out the work from leor weinberger at Gladstone Institutes on TIPs hijacking therapy! TED Talks

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