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Latest Publications & Patents on Biotechnology and CRISPR

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This is our latest selection of worldwide publications and patents in english on Biotechnology and CRISPR, between many scientific online journals, classified and focused on CRISPR, gene editing, gRNA, PAM sequence, DNA cleavage, Cas9 protein, genome editing, gene insertion and gene knockout.

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Topics covered: Biotechnology, CRISPR, gene editing, gRNA, PAM sequence, DNA cleavage, Cas9 protein, genome editing, gene insertion, gene knockout, neural excitatory/inhibitory imbalance, therapeutic challenges, ISO 21571, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO/IEC 17025, and ISO 15189..

Lexi

Interesting read, but dont you think the ethical implications of CRISPR should be addressed more thoroughly in these publications?
Charli Case

Interesting read, but shouldnt there be more public debate on ethical implications before CRISPR becomes commonplace? Just food for thought.
Valery Hoover

Interesting read! But do we have enough ethical guidelines in place to regulate these CRISPR advancements? Just food for thought.