CRISPR can make crops resist drought and pests
"This is opening the door to lots of things now that can be done to both address challenges of climate change, dealing with drought conditions, introducing traits in the plants that give them protection against pests," she said.
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How CRISPR gene editing will treat diseases in future: Nobel-winning Intellia co-founder Jennifer DoudnaWhat the article says
CRISPR gene editing, which slices DNA to treat diseases, had its first-ever systemic delivery in a human body. Jennifer Doudna, who won the 2020 Nobel Prize in chemistry for her work on CRISPR, called ...
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