RNA-targeting CRISPR revives immune visibility of prostate cancer

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Researchers used an RNA-targeting CRISPR-Cas13 tool to lengthen the SPSB1 mRNA in prostate cancer cells, lowering SPSB1 protein levels and restoring the MHC-I immune signal. This made tumors more recognizable to T cells, enhancing immune checkpoint therapy in mice with no detectable off-target effects, and potentially extending to other immune-cold cancers.
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