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Advancing genomics research for a better world

Founded by Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna, the Innovative Genomics Institute is using genome engineering to solve humanity’s greatest problems in health, climate, and sustainable agriculture.

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How a Tiny Plant is Providing Surprising Insights into How We Age

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The Genome Editing Playbook Is Different in Neurons

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Google.org Supports AI Science Research at the IGI

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Uncovering a New Genetic Code in Microbes Opens Doors for New Bioengineering Applications

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IGI Partners with HBCU Hampton University to Sponsor Summer Research Students

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CRISPR Cures On-Demand Explained

Aysel Ogul, an undergraduate research assistant at the IGI, pipetting in the lab with her mentor Kevin Briseno
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IGI Announces a New Center for Pediatric CRISPR Cures to Expand Access to Rare Disease Therapies

CRISPR Resources

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CRISPR Clinical Trials 2025

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CRISPR in Food & Agriculture

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Education

CRISPRpedia: The CRISPR Textbook

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Education

CRISPR Made Simple

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Cas Protein Wiki

CasPEDIA

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Education

Illustrated Glossary

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Publications

Microfluidic capillary transit velocity as a functional measure for sickle cell disease and in vitro-derived red blood cells

Lab on a Chip

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