WEBINAR: CRISPR Genome Editing Solutions from Discovery to Clinic
Among current techniques for clinical genome editing, the CRISPR-associated gene editing system has emerged as a highly advantageous method to drive development of new gene and cell therapies. Through evolving routes of direct delivery of the CRISPR-ribonucleoprotein (RNP) complex, consisting of single guide RNA (sgRNA) and Cas nucleases, a non-viral approach has become increasingly in demand for gene-editing clinical trials. However, drug developers face significant challenges when initiating their clinical programs, which includes the design and production of the target-specific guides, the production of reliable, high-quality nucleases, and the ability to characterize the RNP complex for the efficient and safe delivery of a genomic therapy.
