Alyssa Tapley

Alyssa Tapley

patient United Kingdom

Alyssa Tapley is a British teenager who made headlines for being the first patient in the world to receive a life-saving treatment using base editing, a revolutionary gene editing technique. After her leukaemia treatment options had failed, doctors utilized genetically modified T-cells to effectively target and destroy her cancer cells, resulting in her complete remission, showcasing the potential of advanced gene therapies in treating genetic diseases.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Alyssa Tapley, a 13-year-old from Leicester, was treated using base editing after other treatments failed. 9

The Guardian: Biologist whose innovation saved the life of British teenager wins $3m Breakthrough prize | Gene editing