Bridge RNAs: ‘Holy Grail’ in Next-Gen Gene Editing Tech?

The breakthrough discovery of a powerful new gene editing tool called bridge RNAs has the potential to significantly advance gene therapy and usher in a new frontier in genome design, researchers say. Discovered by a team of scientists at the Arc Institute and led by Patrick Hsu, PhD, a University of California, Berkeley, assistant professor of bioengineering, bridge RNAs provide precise control over large-scale DNA rearrangements and make the editing process possible in a single step.

Health, Medscape, Science, Technology, WebMDS HoJanuary 16, 2025Bridge RNAs, Gene Editing, Genome Editing, Arc Institute, Patrick Hsu, CRISPRComment