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Lifespan News – Fighting Cancer With CRISPR

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November 3, 2020
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Lifespan News on CRISPR vs cancer

On Lifespan News this week, Brent Nally brings up The Lancet’s new longevity journal, a method of fighting cancer with CRISPR, telomere lengthening in T cells, neural progenitor cells from iPSCs, and a genetic footprint of aging.

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The Lancet launches longevity journal

Fighting cancer with CRISPR

A New Mechanism of Telomere Lengthening in T Cells Discovered



Generating Neural Progenitor Cells from iPSCs

A Genetic Footprint of Aging

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