Harnessing the CRISPR toolbox to engineer biology
Recording · Oct 29, 2020
Randy Platt, ETH Zurich
Repurposing CRISPR to turn genes on and off
Genetic Engineering seminar by Luke Gilbert, UC Berkeley Department of Molecular & Cell Biology
Wednesday 15:00 Los Angeles (GMT-7)
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UC Berkeley Molecular & Cell Biology seminar (Divisions of Biochemistry, Biophysics & Structural Biology; Cell Biology, Development & Physiology; and Genetics, Genomics, Evolution & Development) by Luke Gilbert of UCSF on repurposing CRISPR systems to activate and silence genes.
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