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Nobel goes to scientists who paved the way for light-activated gene therapies
Three scientists have won this year’s Nobel Prize in medicine for developing optogenetics, a technology that uses light to control nerve signals. While their work has been mostly used in research, the method has birthed ...
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Three scientists have won this year’s Nobel Prize in medicine for developing optogenetics, a technology that uses light to control nerve signals. While their work has been mostly used in research, the method has birthed ...
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