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October 7, 2020 06:27 AM EDTUpdated 10:55 AM
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Em­manuelle Char­p­en­tier and Jen­nifer Doud­na win the No­bel Prize for ground­break­ing CRISPR dis­cov­ery

John Carroll

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Em­manuelle Char­p­en­tier and Jen­nifer Doud­na have won the No­bel Prize in chem­istry for their ground­break­ing work us­ing CRISPR/Cas9 in gene edit­ing.

Char­p­en­tier and Doud­na, now …

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