gene editing

White circles in the red sandstone of an Australian riverbed show evidence of the presence of ancient microbes there.
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A human ear against a backdrop of blonde hair
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Two women compete in a judo match.
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A photo of magnified red blood cells.
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The protein RNA polymerase binds to DNA and creates an RNA transcript from it.
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A purple and blue 3D rendering of a DNA double helix with a protein and single mRNA strand attached to illustrate transcription.
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Outstretched hands holding two tomatoes.
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Transfecting recombinant genes into cells is a critical upstream process for successful gene therapy.
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A single strand of RNA spools out of a large protein complex.
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Discover a novel approach to vaccine discovery using CRISPR engineering.
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