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In theory, a genome editing method like CRISPR could be paired with repair by homologous recombination to cure DMD. However, repair by homologous recombination is rather inefficient. An alternative method is to use genome editing, paired with non-homologous end joining (NHEJ). Briefly explain how this strategy would work for DMD, and if it were 100% efficient, what you would expect it to do patient symptoms.
In theory, a genome editing method like CRISPR could be paired with repair by homologous recombination to cure DMD. However, repair by homologous recombination is rather inefficient. An alternative method is to use genome editing, paired with non-homologous end joining (NHEJ). Briefly explain how this strategy would work for DMD, and if it were 100% efficient, what you would expect it to do patient symptoms.
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