Technology term
In Vivo Gene Editing
In vivo gene editing means performing a genetic edit directly inside a patient’s body rather than removing cells, editing them in a laboratory, and returning them. The editing machinery is delivered to the target tissue, often using a viral vector or a lipid nanoparticle, where it modifies DNA in selected cells.
English
In Vivo Gene Editing
Arabic
التحرير الجيني داخل الجسم
