Go behind the scenes to learn about how the CRISPR/Cas9 system works, how it can be applied and the pioneering work that has gone into the making of this revolutionary technology in this poster sponsored by Advanced Analytical.
Discovered nearly 30 years ago, the CRISPR/Cas9 system has gone from a form of bacterial innate immunity to a game-changing genome editing technology, completely revolutionizing molecular biology within the past five years. Learn more about the mechanism, protocol, and groundwork that have brought this method to laboratories across the globe.
Download this poster from The Scientist, sponsored by Advanced Analytical to learn more!
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