CRISPR imaging

CRISPR imaging is a cutting-edge technique that utilizes the CRISPR system, originally known for gene editing, to visualize specific molecules within living cells. By attaching light-emitting markers to CRISPR proteins, scientists can track and observe the location and behavior of DNA, RNA, or proteins in real-time. This method provides valuable insights into cellular functions and processes, enhancing our understanding of diseases and potential treatments. Essentially, CRISPR imaging helps researchers "see" the inner workings of cells more clearly, opening new avenues for scientific discovery and medical advancements.