ey0015.14-10 | CRISPR-Cas9 gene therapy | ESPEYB15
H Ma
, N Marti-Gutierrez
, SW Park
, J Wu
, Y Lee
, K Suzuki
, A Koski
, D Ji
, T Hayama
, R Ahmed
, H Darby
, C Van Dyken
, Y Li
, E Kang
, AR Park
, D Kim
, ST Kim
, J Gong
, Y Gu
, X Xu
, D Battaglia
, SA Krieg
, DM Lee
, DH Wu
, DP Wolf
, SB Heitner
, JCI Belmonte
, P Amato
, JS Kim
, S Kaul
, S Mitalipov
To read the full abstract: Nature 2017;548:413-419Over recent years, the Yearbook has followed the rapid advances in CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology, initially as a widely adopted research tool, but also as an emerging form of gene therapy. Here, Ma et al. report the first use of CRISPR–Cas9 to efficiently and safely correct a pathogenic heterozygous mutation in human embryos. The...