How CRISPR is Transforming Embryology Research and Training | Synthego Blog

The soaring popularity of CRISPR has enabled researchers to expand biological research beyond mice and study different animal models. In fact, the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, hosts a 6-week course in developmental biology every summer where students are now applying CRISPR to understand the biology of animals.

(L to R) Kevin Holden, Leslie Babonis, and Erin Jarvis at MBL. Photo credit: Aaron Pomerantz

We chat with Dr. Erin Jarvis, Research Scientist & Lab Manager at MBL and Dr. Leslie Babonis, postdoctoral researcher at the Whitney Laboratory, University of Florida, about their work, MBL summer course, and how Synthego-sponsored guides are helping researchers make new discoveries in the course. Read more of the article here.

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