Figure illustrates the process of RNA editing, where a particular letter within the RNA sequence (A for Adenosine) is changed to I (Inosine), altering a specific amino acid at the protein level, thus ...

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(A) Design of 10 crRNAs matching Ctnnb1 or Smo transcripts. (B) Schematic of Ctnnb1 or Smo knockdown by CRISPR/CasRx. The sequences of the crRNA spacer are complementary to the Ctnnb1 or Smo ...

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Achieved proof-of-mechanism for Wave’s RNA editing platform; restoring levels of wild-type (edited) M-AAT that are consistent with the heterozygous “MZ” genotype with low risk of AATD lung and liver ...