The Cas9 nuclease, the actual "gene scissors," binds to the gRNA and cuts ... This is particularly useful in biomedical and agricultural research. Analytical tool to fight viral or cancer diseases ...

Bowes Jr. Biomedical Investigator. Photo by Katherine Conrad Microbiologist ... phages managed to kill the bacteria by producing proteins that blunted CRISPR’s “scissors.” At first, he was certain he ...

The findings are published in the journal Nature Biomedical Engineering ... Cas9 (CRISPR-associated protein 9)—as a sort of molecular scissors that can precisely cut or modify portions of ...

The Cas9 nuclease, the actual "gene scissors", binds to the gRNA and cuts ... This is particularly useful in biomedical and agricultural research. Analytical tool to fight viral or cancer diseases ...