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“Scientific research is a strange endeavor”. Dr. Orlando de Lange has an interesting point….in his April 18 th, 2026 Modified Podcast he describes the process of laboring over a research question for years, packaging up the results, giving it to the world, and then waiting to see if someone can ...
… many of us undertake and then goes on to weave the story of CRISPR—how a paper in 1987 by a student in Japan was the … Ages, from the perspective of genomics. The foundation of CRISPR was in this tangential finding, an oddity that might … worked to understand Cas-9 and the repeats, now called CRISPR —and in doing so sparked a series of innovations that …
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CRISPRpedia is a free, online textbook that covers CRISPR from its role in bacterial immunity, to its adaptation as a tool for genome editing, and then to its applications in basic research, medicine, and agriculture. The information is made available by Innovative Genomics Institute, edited by Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna ...
… CRISPRpedia is a free, online textbook that covers CRISPR from its role in bacterial immunity, to its … , edited by Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna and other CRISPR experts, and can be used by anyone! The incredible … CRISPR … CRISPRpedia now Online! …
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New technologies such as CRISPR are changing what is possible. An August 31, 2026 New York Times article titled “How Much Is That Gene-Edited Dog in the Window?” by Emily Anthes highlights research done at Kindred Companion Sciences, a biotech based in New York. One genetic change through CRISPR technology ...
… New technologies such as CRISPR are changing what is possible. An August 31, 2026 New … , a biotech based in New York. One genetic change through CRISPR technology has produced two beagles that appear to be … companion animals—do no harm, with whatever method we use. CRISPR image credit: Ernesto del Aguila III, National Human …
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Ending the SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19 pandemic requires that we have robust diagnostic tests, effective antiviral drugs, and a vaccine. The front line is testing. As learned in the last post [1], molecular diagnostic tests are the best way to identify active COVID-19 infections, and the number of available tests has ...
… point-of-care (POC) or point-of-need (PON) formats. A CRISPR PCR Molecular tests are continually evolving and improving. CRISPR enzymes are a recent addition to the molecular testing toolkit [12]. CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic … SARS-CoV-2 Molecular Tests: From PCR to LAMP with a Dash of CRISPR …
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CRISPR has been used to help hundreds of people in clinical trials--but KJ, a baby boy with a rare liver disease who received a CRISPR-based treatment, is not just another story of a personalized treatment. Instead of a liver transplant, a procedure with life-long medical consequences even if a donor ...
… CRISPR has been used to help hundreds of people in clinical … KJ, a baby boy with a rare liver disease who received a CRISPR-based treatment, is not just another story of a … treatments in a resource effective way. The hope is that CRISPR treatments could become not only for the lucky few, …
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The HI TEC schedule is out and the deadline for the preregistration for the main conference (July 5th) is upon us. If you haven’t registered yet, or even if you have, we thought this would be a good time to let you what’s in store that is related to Bio-Link ...
… July 17th 8:30 A.M.–Noon Targeted Genome Editing with CRISPR: Engineering Genetic Changes in Living Systems The … modifications in the blueprint of all living things through CRISPR/Cas9 have opened a universe of possibilities in the … CRISPR …
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In this February 3, 2025 episode of the Biotech Beat podcast you will meet Artemisa, a City College of San Francisco (CCSF) alumna who moved from Mexico City (her home town) to San Francisco, and developed into a Senior Lab Associate along the way. Although she earned a Master's degree ...
… her American career. Artemisa's particular interest in CRISPR technology , and she is currently employed by … where she is involved in synthesizing RNA guides for CRISPR applications. She remembers how she felt on her first …
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All photos were obtained and used with permission from the Laney College Biomanufacturing Program. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown presented biotech education programs with a new and almost insurmountable challenge. How do education programs that pride themselves on teaching hands-on skills adapt to an online ...
… meetings via Zoom. Guest speakers have given talks on using CRISPR , sequencing DNA with the Oxford Nanopore , and … 2020 semester , Laney students are doing labs at home with CRISPR/Cas-9, bioluminescent bacteria, biosensors, and …
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Laurie Issel-Tarver from Ohlone College sent me a link to this new AgBiotech curriculum resource from the FDA. This was jointly developed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA). It's called " Science and the Food Supply" - Exploring Food Agriculture and Biotechnology ...
… update. Module 2 even contains an activity and videos on CRISPR. I find it interesting that many of these modules …
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St. Louis Community College is looking for a bioscience-biotechnology program coordinator. They have some great work going on with plant biotechnology and CRISPR. https://careers.stlcc.edu/en/job/494957/instructor-ii-assistant-profess…
… have some great work going on with plant biotechnology and CRISPR. …
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News ( GEN) has a new podcast series called Touching Base. Senior Editors from GEN discuss emerging stories, debate trends and share ideas--and also talk with preeminent leaders in the industry for hints on what is happening now, and in the future. Episode 1 (Autism, AI ...
… discussion about the probable FDA approval of Vertex and CRISPR Therapeutics' CRISPR-Cas9 therapy Casgevy TM , for sickle cell disease and …
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Time is running out. We need to stop global warming from heating the earth’s temperature by another 1.5 °C before it’s too late. We must do this no later than 2050, preferably sooner, and we’re already late to the party. Race Against the Clock (RATC) is a call to our ...
… about in class such as cells, bacteria, fermentation, CRISPR, and more. And it gave them hope and made them …
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At this year's ABRF (Association of Biomolecular Resource Facilities) annual meeting (March 23-26, 2019) Bio-Link is hosting session entitled " Community colleges: the new frontier for advanced biotechnology education and laboratory services." The goal of this session is to introduce ABRF members to Bio-Link and introduce Bio-Link members to ABRF because both groups have so many common goals that include biotech education, contract services, and technology interests.
… will involve personalized medicine products that include CRISPR-based gene therapies, CAR-T and other … members conduct workshops on hot technologies, like CRISPR, stem cells, and bioinformatics. Similarly, in …
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Back in March, we [Digital World Biology, Bio-Link.org, and the AC2 Bio-Link Regional Center] hosted a panel discussion at the ABRF annual meeting to introduce community colleges to ABRF and vise versa. I am pleased to report that the session was a great success. Why did we do this? The ...
… the latest techniques for working with stem cells and using CRISPR technology. Education in Regenerative medicine and …
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