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CRISPR-Chip Shows Potential for Disease Dx, Agricultural, Research Applications

Aug 30, 2019
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Christie Rizk
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NEW YORK – CRISPR-based technologies have garnered significant attention as their potential for treating or curing various diseases has become more apparent. But the technology's use as a research tool is also one of its most useful features — especially when it's used to validate the efficiency and specificity of other CRISPR-based technologies.

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