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In 10 years, CRISPR transformed medicine. Can it now help us deal with climate change?

Evan Groover, a UC Berkeley graduate student in the Innovative Genomics Institute labs of David Savage and Brian Staskawicz, examines a rice plant that has been edited using CRISPR techniques. (UC Berkeley photo by Neil Freese, UC Berkeley) Coming ...

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In 10 years, CRISPR transformed medicine. Can it now help us deal with climate change?

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