
The world of gene editing patents
For more than 60 years researchers have explored gene therapy, now referred to as “gene editing”. Initial attempts in the 1950s utilised live vaccines to manipulate genetic sequences. More sophisticated methods began to emerge during the 1980s and early 1990s with endeavours to modify human DNA, including the first direct insertion of human DNA performed by French Anderson in September 1990.
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