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MOBE: A Base Editor That Multitasks without Mix-ups
A new system for simultaneous genomic edits could unlock better models of complex diseases.
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Development of multiplexed orthogonal base editor (MOBE) systems
Base editors (BEs) enable efficient, programmable installation of point mutations while avoiding the use of double-strand breaks. Simultaneous application of two or more …
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