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Are gene-editing technologies traditional? Not if they are linked to intellectual rights

Are gene-editing technologies traditional? Not if they are linked to intellectual rights
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United statesUnited kingdomEmanuelle charpentierFeng zhangGeorge churchKathleen garnettJennifer doudnaBoris johnsonMassachusetts institute of technologyUnited kingdom patent officeUnited kingdom department for the environmentInnovative genomics instituteUnited kingdom plant variety officeRural affairs defraUniversity of viennaUnited kingdom department

Cell therapy jigsaw puzzle fits together in $250M UCSF initiative - San Francisco Business Times

Cell therapy jigsaw puzzle fits together in $250M UCSF initiative - San Francisco Business Times
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United statesMission baySan franciscoChan zuckerberg biohubWendell limRon leutySam hawgoodAlan ashworthJennifer doudnaEduthe broad centerStem cell researchUniversity of californiaBakar computational health sciences instituteInstitute of genomic immunologyLim cell design instituteThermo fisher scientific inc

How scientists are already hunting for California s next COVID variant

California has dramatically improved its genomic sequencing capacity since the start of.

Santa clara countyUnited statesContra costa countySan franciscoSara codyStacia wymanJeremy corriganBenjamin pinskyChan zuckerberg biohubSefanit mekuriaPatrick ayscueCenters for diseaseInnovative genomics instituteSan francisco mission bayStanford clinical virology laboratoryDisease control

Scientists develop new gene drive with a built-in genetic barrier

CRISPR-based technologies offer enormous potential to benefit human health and safety, from disease eradication to fortified food supplies. As one example, CRISPR-based gene drives, which are engineered to spread specific traits through targeted populations, are being developed to stop the transmission of devastating diseases such as malaria and dengue fever.

Anna buchmanOmar akbariEmily hendersonCalifornia institute of technologyNature communicationsUniversity of california san diegoInnovative genomics instituteUc san diego division of biological sciencesCalifornia san diegoSynthetic postzygoticEngineering speciesDiego divisionBiological sciencesCalifornia instituteStudy lead authorCalifornia san

UC Berkeley researchers provide blueprint for campus COVID-19 testing

The Innovative Genomics Institute entered summer 2020 with two goals in mind: to launch surveillance testing at UC Berkeley and boost participation rates.

Alexander ehrenbergErica moehleInnovative genomics instituteLawrence berkeley national laboratoryFree asymptomatic saliva testingஅலெக்சாண்டர் எரேன்பேற்க்புதுமையானது மரபியல் நிறுவனம்லாரன்ஸ் பெர்க்லி தேசிய ஆய்வகம்