09-20-2018 / Maxine Chen, Ph.D.
Have you tried to generate knock-out or knock-in cell lines using CRISPR/Cas9 in your lab only to find that genes other than your intended target were affected as well?
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07-10-2018 / Laura Geuss, Ph.D.
Named the 2015 breakthrough of the year, the CRISPR technology has quickly become one of the most popular gene editing technologies.
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04-19-2018 / Michael Smanski, Ph.D.
Professor Michael Smanski at the University of Minnesota is conducting groundbreaking science to engineer CRISPR-based genetic barriers which can halt gene propagation and control the flow of genetic information.
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04-18-2017 / Dr. Allison Mayle
While CRISPR/Cas9 editing is utilized in a wide variety of cell types, editing efficiency continues to pose a challenge to researchers.
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11-10-2016 / Bertha Xue, Ph.D.
Fibrosis is becoming a leading cause of death in organ injuries, particularly among aging population, without effective and safe therapies to date.
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04-28-2016 / Peter Dai, Ph.D., Assoclate Director
The CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology is quickly becoming the most efficient tool for high-throughput functional genetic screening.
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11-05-2015 / Randall J. Platt, Feng Zhang Lab, Broad Institute of MIT
The ability to sequence and edit DNA is fundamental to understanding the role of genetic elements in normal biology and disease.
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10-05-2015 / Wenshuang Jia, Ph.D. and Shawn Zhou, Ph.D., Senior Scientsis
The CRISPR/Cas9 system has revolutionized mammalian cell genome editing and has become one of the most efficient, rapid and easy to use systems available.
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