Advancement Of Gene Therapy in Blood Diseases Treatment Based On CRISPR/Cas System

Authors

  • Hualiang Yue

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ehdyyb80

Keywords:

Blood Diseases; CRISPR/Cas system; gene therapy.

Abstract

Blood-related diseases are characterized as physiological disorders that affect the blood’s functions, affecting tens of millions of people’s lives every year. Serious blood disorders can be life threatening and bring patients both great physical and mental pain. Gene therapy has the potential to significantly intervene in disease from the standpoint of genetic material, resulting in a more beneficial therapeutic outcome. CRISPR/Cas system, as the third gene-editing technology, has become a powerful tool for gene editing. This review provided a brief summary of the current advancements, together with advantages, challenges of CRISPR/Cas system, and discussed future prospects of utilizing CRISPR/Cas system for genetic therapy in blood diseases.

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11-07-2024