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Genetic Instruction Editing

Meaning

Genetic Instruction Editing refers to the sophisticated molecular processes, either endogenous or therapeutically induced, that alter the expression or sequence of genetic information encoded in DNA or RNA. While modern science has developed external editing tools like CRISPR, the term often refers clinically to epigenetic modifications that naturally adjust gene activity without changing the underlying DNA sequence. This modulation is a core component of cellular adaptation and differentiation. It allows for flexible gene utilization based on environmental signals.