The incubator that hatched a Jennifer Doudna CRISPR startup blueprints new 'destination for life science entrepreneurship'
Long before Caribou and Zymergen made their mark in CRISPR therapeutics and synthetic biology, they had begun at the same place: an incubator in California by the name of QB3.
More accurately, QB3 is a network of incubators aimed not just at hatching life sciences ideas born on the campuses they’re often housed in — from Stanford to UCSF to UC Santa Cruz — but also drawing entrepreneurs to put down roots in the area.
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