CRISPR | John C. O’Leary III
Written by John C. O’Leary III, CRISPR is a piece inspired by the genetic editing technology of te same name.
CRISPR is basically a group of DNA segments in bacteria containing short, repetitive base sequences. So compositionally speaking, a big part of the piece is short repetitive bass sequences!
This video is part of a concert at the Timucua Arts Whitehouse in Orlando, FL.
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- Affordable CRISPR app reveals unintended mutations at site of CRISPR gene repair – Phys.org
- Affordable CRISPR app reveals unintended mutations at site of CRISPR gene repair – EurekAlert
- New CRISPR tech targets human genome’s complex code: Programmable CRISPR/Cas9-based kinase offers insights into, control over regulatory histone proteins – Science Daily
- After ditching Editas, AbbVie taps Caribou for new CRISPR, CAR-T pact – FierceBiotech
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