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Broad Institute @broadinstitute·

A new class of base editor, developed in a collaboration between @davidrliu, Joseph Mougous @UW, @VamsiMootha, and colleagues, enables precision editing of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Read more: https://cards.twitter.com/cards/18ce53unycc/9vjxe

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We often discuss the treatment options that become available with genetic testing, but what does that mean? Researchers at the @broadinstitute understand a similarity between ovarian cancer pathologies across patients, which may open the door to inflammatory response treatments.

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National Human Genome Research Institute@genome_gov·

What are the benefits of using genomics to diagnose a disease? If researchers can obtain precise knowledge of what is wrong, then clinicians may have more treatment options, such as finding the right drug or using gene therapy. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2V0unKL

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AllofUsResearch @AllofUsResearch·

A new @NIH-funded study of nearly 150 people who recovered from #COVID19 reveals interesting findings about #antibodies and their ability to neutralize the virus that causes COVID-19. Learn more on the @NIHDirector’s blog ➡️ https://bit.ly/2VD6Xe6 #JoinAllofUs

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Francis S. Collins@NIHDirector·

The novel #coronavirus is highly infectious. This striking image helps to show why. Take a look! #COVID19 #NIH https://bit.ly/2OfCm2h

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