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Experimental CRISPR therapy cuts bad cholesterol by over 50 per cent for a year

By using CRISPR technology to deactivate the ANGPTL3 gene in the liver, the single-dose treatment also reduced triglycerides by 47.8 per cent

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CTX310 cut bad LDL cholesterol by over 50 per cent. AI GENERATED REPRESENTATION PIC

CTX310 cut bad LDL cholesterol by over 50 per cent. AI GENERATED REPRESENTATION PIC

In a Phase 1 Cleveland Clinic trial, a single infusion of an experimental gene editing therapy called CTX310 cut bad LDL cholesterol by over 50 per cent for a full year.

By using CRISPR technology to deactivate the ANGPTL3 gene in the liver, the single-dose treatment also reduced triglycerides by 47.8 per cent. 

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