India has seen an uptick in activity in gene therapy research over the past few years, with researchers more recently experimenting with the gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9, though for the most part things appear to be still evolving in the sector, amid lingering concerns around safety and ethical aspects.
Though the exact number of Indian institutes/firms currently engaged in gene therapy research is not easy to ascertain, previous studies and reviews have highlighted some like the Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education for Cancer (ACTREC) in Mumbai, which is involved in gene therapy studies including in head and neck cancer using viral
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