Jennifer Doudna, Feng Zhang Awarded NHGRI Grants for CRISPR-Based Research

Aug 22, 2017

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang have received separate grants from the National Human Genome Research Institute for CRISPR technology-based projects they both say have the potential to advance the tool's usefulness for human health purposes.

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