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CRISPR at home: Is it really that easy to hack DNA? – Genetic Literacy Project

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CRISPR at home: Is it really that easy to hack DNA?
Genetic Literacy Project
I am not a DIY scientist, much less a professional scientist. You won’t find me swabbing my cheek cells for DNA or tinkering with yeast in a lab on the weekend. But I wondered: Is CRISPR so easy that even amateurs like me can make meaningful

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2017-11-09 NEWS

Genetic Literacy Project

CRISPR at home: Is it really that easy to hack DNA?
Genetic Literacy Project
I am not a DIY scientist, much less a professional scientist. You won’t find me swabbing my cheek cells for DNA or tinkering with yeast in a lab on the weekend. But I wondered: Is CRISPR so easy that even amateurs like me can make meaningful

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2017-11-09 NEWS

FDA OKs Merck drug to stop infection post-stem cell transplant
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Nov 9 (Reuters) – Merck & Co Ltd’s drug to prevent serious infection in patients who undergo a type of stem cell transplant was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the drugmaker said on Thursday. The drug was approved to prevent …

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FDA OKs Merck drug to stop infection post-stem cell transplant
Reuters
Nov 9 (Reuters) – Merck & Co Ltd’s drug to prevent serious infection in patients who undergo a type of stem cell transplant was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the drugmaker said on Thursday. The drug was approved to prevent …

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2017-11-09 NEWS

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New virtual lab launched in UK to aid synthetic biology industry
EPM Magazine
The National Physical Laboratory (NPL), the UK’s National Measurement Institute (NMI) and SynbiCITE at Imperial College London have announced the launch of a new £7 million virtual lab to establish the UK Centre for Engineering Biology, Metrology and …

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