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- Elsevier BV
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- Jul 19, 2026
paperBiotech
Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
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Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
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- Core signal
- Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
- Field context
- Genomics and Gene Editing
- People and labs
- Not stated in the reviewed source.
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- paperSourceElsevier BV
- Date
- Jul 1, 2026SourceElsevier BV
- Venue
- Life SciencesSourceElsevier BV
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- unknownSourceElsevier BV
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Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
Publication signal: Next-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies
Genomics and Gene Editing
Controlled AISci Stage A topic for Genomics and Gene Editing.
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- paperNext-generation gene editing strategies in cancer: Integrating CRISPR, PROTACs, and advanced molecular technologies