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Scientists Use CRISPR to Block HIV Replication Inside Living Cells

Ifeadi C. 00:27 ExtremeTechExtremeTech, Zero Tech Blog

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The experiment targeted two of HIV's nine genes that are key to the proliferation of the virus.

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