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["Prime assembly" can accurately stitch long DNA fragments] On September 21, a research team from Boston Children's Hospital in the United States published a new genome editing method called "prime assembly" in the latest issue of "Nature" magazine. This technology can precisely "stitch" long DNA fragments to precise programmable sites in the genome of living cells, and repair multiple mutations simultaneously in one operation. This advance could lead to the development of universal gene therapies suitable for most patients.
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