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At UC Berkeley, CRISPR researchers are developing better gene-editing enzymes and more efficient delivery into tissues. On behalf of InGen, we are delighted to welcome new employees to the heart of Jurassic Park:
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- At UC Berkeley, CRISPR researchers are developing better gene-editing enzymes and more efficient delivery into tissues.
- On behalf of InGen, we are delighted to welcome new employees to the heart of Jurassic Park:
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