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L’optogénétique s’avère sûre pour traiter certaines formes de cécité

Published by Sciences et Avenir · France 15 h ago

Ce premier essai clinique de phase 1 chez l’humain montre que l’optogénétique est bien tolérée, ouvrant la voie vers des traitements pour redonner la vue. Entretien avec…

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