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Frontiers of CRISPR prime editing, epigenome engineering, and spatial subcellular sequencing.

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Prime Editing 3.0: Erasing Monogenic Neurological Mutations In Vivo
GenomicsIn the Pipeline
Oct 28, 2026•8 min read

Prime Editing 3.0: Erasing Monogenic Neurological Mutations In Vivo

Double-strand breaks and random indels have plagued clinical CRISPR. The latest generation of engineered pegRNA architectures eliminates off-target cleavage entirely.

Prof. Jennifer Doudna & Elizabeth Pennisi
Prof. Jennifer Doudna & Elizabeth Pennisi
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The Ethics of Perfection: Where Does Prevention End and Genetic Enhancement Begin?
GenomicsPioneer in the Chair
Oct 23, 2026•9 min read

The Ethics of Perfection: Where Does Prevention End and Genetic Enhancement Begin?

When we possess the technology to eliminate cardiovascular predisposition and neurodegenerative alleles before embryo implantation, is withholding intervention a form of medical neglect?

Prof. Jennifer Doudna
Prof. Jennifer Doudna
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The Subcellular Atlas: 4D Spatial Transcriptomics Maps Every RNA Molecule in Intact Organs
GenomicsLab to Launch
Oct 18, 2026•6 min read

The Subcellular Atlas: 4D Spatial Transcriptomics Maps Every RNA Molecule in Intact Organs

Single-cell RNA sequencing required grinding tissues into liquid suspensions, destroying architectural context. Spatial transcriptomics preserves every cell's native coordinate inside intact biopsies.

Prof. David Baker & The BIO Structural Desk
Prof. David Baker & The BIO Structural Desk
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The Antimicrobial Counter-Attack: CRISPR-Armed Bacteriophages Eradicate Pan-Resistant Bacteria
GenomicsIn the Pipeline
Oct 17, 2026•5 min read

The Antimicrobial Counter-Attack: CRISPR-Armed Bacteriophages Eradicate Pan-Resistant Bacteria

Antibiotics are broad-spectrum weapons that decimate beneficial gut flora. Precision CRISPR phages act as biological snipers, hunting down antibiotic resistance genes with surgical specificity.

Prof. Emmanuelle Charpentier
Prof. Emmanuelle Charpentier
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