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Biology, 02.03.2021 17:10 Isabella1319

A person with DMD gets gene therapy via injections to their arms and legs to help their muscle cells create a truncated form of the protein dystrophin. Do we think these gene modifications made by CRISPR -Cas systems can be passed down to future generations? Why or why not?

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