Using a gene editor like CRISPR to make temp edits without sequence changes +MOR

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By using Epigenetics and effecting changes in the Histone process, you can make resilient yet temporary changes to the Genome without alterations to the sequence !

First floated August 16, 2024:

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The idea is rooted in an AI reply on gene methylation via Epigenetics:
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Disable HIV or any virus without DNA and Cancer too 👌

Andrew Egerszegi <aegersz@gmail.com>
Sun 22 Sept 2024, 12:13
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To whom is your Immunologist,

I am writing to share an innovative therapeutic concept that I believe could be valuable in addressing some of the most challenging diseases today, including retroviruses, non-DNA viruses, and cancer.

The idea focuses on histone methylation mimicry, particularly targeting specific histone modifications to influence gene expression. This method could have significant potential in:

Suppressing viral reactivation in the context of retroviruses.

Inhibiting the proliferation of oncogenes in cancer cells.

Controlling gene expression to affect non-DNA viruses through epigenetic regulation.

By manipulating methylation at key histone sites (such as H3K4me and H3K27me), the strategy would allow for targeted repression or activation of genes, potentially offering a novel therapeutic route. The role of histone methylation in chromatin dynamics suggests it could be particularly effective in silencing harmful viral genes or oncogenic pathways without affecting the host genome broadly.

I believe this concept could be explored further by research teams focused on the epigenetic regulation of viruses and cancers !

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