If CRISPR allows to target specific genes, and cancer occurs when cell’s DNA changes to multiply uncontrollably and refuse the immune system’s orders to die, why can’t we just use CRISPR to solve most of the cancers?

Question

I guess there could be many genes that affect the “grow uncontrollably” part or the “refuse to die” part, but can’t we just target all of them?

In: Biology

Answer 1

I have a better question…if everything has its own resonance frequency even cancer cells, why can’t we use the resonance frequency of the cells against themselves to destroy them which wouldn’t harm the other healthy cells around them?