How do you genetically engineer notoriously fragile human skin cells without destroying their natural biology? Read the peer-reviewed study in JCI Insight: https://insight.jci.org/articles/view/197838 In this exclusive "Behind the Science" interview, ...

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A new peer-reviewed study validates CellEDIT’s ability to overcome cell-editing barriers, uncovering dermokine’s pivotal role in wound healing and skin cancer biology.

The DTU team set out to investigate the mechanisms of skin cell adhesion - research with direct implications for chronic wound healing and skin cancer. Human keratinocytes, the target cell type, are notoriously fragile and resistant to efficient enginee...

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