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Whitepaper: Application of CRISPR/Cas to the generation of genetically engineered mice

Posted: 7 January 2019 | | No comments yet

Learn how the continued development of CRISPR gene editing technologies opens fresh possibilities for in vivo model design.

CRISPR/Cas-based gene editing technologies continue to expand the capabilities of bioscience and drug discovery researchers. Existing processes have matured, while whole new applications — such as large, exogenous insertions — open exciting possibilities for efficiently modelling human disease.

Download this updated white paper to find out how CRISPR/Cas technologies can streamline and accelerate your genetic engineering projects, while costing significantly less than pre-CRISPR gene editing techniques.

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