UR Science ROCs: What is CRISPR?

UR Science ROCs: What is CRISPR?

The gene editing technology CRISPR has been in the news a lot lately. URMC scientists are using it to study blood disorders, viral infections, and lots of other diseases. But, what is CRISPR, exactly? Graduate students Sierra Fox and Christopher Goodwin explain.

UR Science ROCs: What is CRISPR?

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