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Researchers Create CRISPR Method That Avoids Need for Unique Guide RNAs

Jun 08, 2018
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A team of researchers in Belgium and Texas have developed a CRISPR editing approach that takes advantage of a common genetic element present in Escherichia coli, making the genome editing process faster and scarless.

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