A novel gene editing lexicon strategy for the haemophilia community: Research plan for development and preliminary results

Cédric Hermans; Leonard A. Valentino; Courtney D. Thornburg; Carmen Unzu; Mark A. Kay; Flora Peyvandi; Paul Smith; Wolfgang Miesbach; William McKeown; Glenn F. Pierce; Kate Khair; Steven W. Pipe; Katarina Starcevic; Monisha Pillai; Micheala Jones; Megan Chiao; Ilia Antonino; Craig M. Kessler

doi:10.1111/hae.15108

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Results provide important building blocks for stimuli development and highlight the need for a novel gene editing lexicon. In the next phase, language stimuli will be tested with LEEs and haematologists to better understand audience preferences and help shape the final lexicon.

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