Hacked NRF2 in CRISPR Trick

 


Discover how scientists use CRISPR gene-editing technology to manipulate the NRF2 pathway and study cellular defense mechanisms. This video explains how targeted genome editing can reveal the role of NRF2 in oxidative stress response, disease research, and potential therapeutic strategies in modern molecular biology.

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