In-vivo base and prime editing
In-vivo CRISPR base & prime editing. Genetic & blood disorders. Reviewed Jul 2026.
Single doses durably knock down target proteins in early trials, but the platform is young and long-term data do not exist.
What it is
Editing genes directly inside the body via a single infusion (no cells removed), rewriting single DNA letters without cutting both strands.
The evidence
Intellia's in-vivo editor for hereditary ATTR amyloidosis and HAE shows durable target knockdown after one dose; a custom base-editing therapy saved an infant with a rare metabolic disease in 2025. Platform still young.
What you can do today
Outside a registered clinical trial, this is not something you can responsibly get. If it is relevant to you, the route is a trial: ask your specialist, or search a trial registry such as ClinicalTrials.gov for studies you may qualify for.
Sources
- Coverage, not a sourcefbae.org
No primary paper or registry record is linked for this entry yet. The evidence summary names the studies it relies on.
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