The Future of Gene Editing with Programmable Recombinases

The Scientist Speaks by thescientistspeaks

Aug 27, 202516:01Science & Medicine

Before CRISPR-based methods took center stage in the genome editing field, other bio-inspired tools such as zinc finger nucleases and Cre-lox system recombinases made genomic engineering possible. Some researchers are no...

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