The Genome Editing Technologies: Principles and Applications course is an intermediate-level program designed to provide learners with a structured understanding of modern genome editing tools, genetic engineering methods, and their applications in biotechnology, healthcare, agriculture, and biomedical research. The course focuses on how targeted genome modification is used to study gene function, correct genetic defects, develop therapeutic strategies, and support innovation in life sciences.
This program introduces learners to the fundamental principles of genome editing, including DNA repair pathways, gene targeting, genetic modification workflows, and experimental design. Learners will explore how genome editing technologies are applied in disease modeling, gene therapy research, genetic disorders treatment, biotechnology product development, and advanced genetic engineering.
Special emphasis is placed on Biotechnology Program, CRISPR Technology, Gene Therapy, Genetic Disorders Treatment, and Genetic Engineering, helping learners understand both the scientific foundations and practical applications of genome editing.