A new technique for gene editing, based on bacterial defenses, CRISPR is revolutionizing genetic engineering, accelerating research and showing promise for new therapeutics. AXS created this scientific illustration to explain how CRISPR works, utilizing the Caspase 9 enzyme to disable or modify genes.
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Congratulations to all 2019 BioImages winners! Best of Show, a BCA Medical Education Award and Award of Excellence went to Fabian de Kok-Mercado, MA, CMI and Laura Bonetta for CRISPR-Cas9: Mechanism & Applications. View the entire 2019 BioImages Salon at https://t.co/7Y7XeyKgiB
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