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Mammoth Biosciences Licenses 2 UC Patents for CRISPR-Based Diagnostic Platform

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CRISPR and LASER ART Eliminate HIV from Mice

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University of California, U. Vienna, Charpentier Awarded Fourth U.S. CRISPR-Cas9 Patent

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MilliporeSigma to Be Awarded First U.S. CRISPR Patent

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Nip, Tuck, CRISPR: Gene Editing Could Give Plastic Surgery a Lift

This illustration shows the protein Cas12a bound to a DNA helix (red and white). [T. Yamano and H. Nishimasu discovered and published the coordinates of each atom in the protein-DNA complex. James Rybarski used those coordinates and software called PyMol to generate this illustration.]
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CRISPR-Cas12a More Precise Than CRISPR-Cas9

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DNA Crosslink Repair Central to CRISPR Insert Success

T cells engineered using nonviral CRISPR technology to express green fluorescent protein. [Alex Marson's Lab]
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Nonviral CRISPR Technology Developed for Faster, Cheaper T-Cell Engineering

University of Illinois at Chicago researchers show persistent Cas9 binding to a double strand break causes CRISPR genome editing to fail about 15 percent of the time. When RNA polymerases collide with Cas9 from one direction (template orientation)
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Cause of CRISPR Failure Identified and Reversed

CRISPRa-reprogrammed induced pluripotent stem cell colonies stained for pluripotency marker expression. [Otonkoski Lab/University of Helsinki]
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New CRISPR Approach Converts Skin Cells into Pluripotent Stem Cells

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