The Potential of CRISPR Editing in Stem Cells: An Interview with Bill Skarnes

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Dr. Bill Skarnes, Professor at The Jackson Laboratory, chats about how CRISPR edited stem cells are becoming a gold standard to study gene function and disease modeling.

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Nov 13, 2019

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The Potential of CRISPR Editing in Stem Cells: An Interview with Bill Skarnes

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