Mayo Clinic Joins ARPA-H Initiative for Gene-Editing Therapies in Rare Immune Disorders

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Published: 2026-08-27
Category: health
Source: Mayo Clinic News Network
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Mayo Clinic is a key partner in the $27.7 million ARPA-H AEGIS project, aiming to develop affordable, scalable CRISPR-based gene-editing therapies. The five-year initiative seeks to provide one-time treatments for over 500 rare inherited immune disorders in children, restoring normal immune function.

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