David Liu: A Master Class on the Future of Genome Editing @ScrippsResearch
David Liu: A Master Class on the Future of Genome Editing  @ScrippsResearch
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
David Liu is an gifted molecular biologist and chemist who has pioneered major refinements in how we are and will be doing genome editing in the future, validating the methods in multiple experimental models, and establishing multiple companies to accelerate their progress.

The interview that follows here highlights why those refinements beyond the CRISPR Cas9 nuclease (used for sickle cell disease) are vital, how we can achieve better delivery of editing packages into cells, ethical dilemmas, and a future of somatic (body) cell genome editing that is in some ways is up to our imagination, because of its breadth, over the many years ahead.

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David Liu: A Master Class on the Future of Genome Editing

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