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Diabetic man produces his own insulin after gene-edited cell transplant

The gene-edited islet cell transplant enabled a man to produce insulin for 12 weeks without immune rejection in the first human trial, offering hope for 9.5 million patients worldwide.

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The new proof-of-concept study points a way to curing diabetes without the need for immune-suppressing drugs.

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A Man With Type 1 Diabetes Produces His Own Insulin After Receiving Millions of Gene Edited Pancreatic Cells

In a first, CRISPR-modified donor cells sidestep the immune system.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Diabetic man produces his own insulin after gene-edited cell transplant

The new proof-of-concept study points a way to curing diabetes without the need for immune-suppressing drugs.

·United States
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