CRISPR Company Cofounded by Jennifer Doudna Comes Out of Stealth Mode

Apr 26, 2018

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Mammoth Biosciences, a biotech startup cofounded by CRISPR researcher Jennifer Doudna, came out of stealth mode today by announcing a plan to develop a CRISPR-enabled platform capable of detecting any biomarker or disease containing DNA or RNA.

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