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Jennifer Doudna

Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology at UC Berkeley

Dr. Jennifer Doudna is a member of the departments of Molecular and Cell Biology and Chemistry at UC Berkeley, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, along with the National Academy of Sciences, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Doudna is a professor of molecular and cell biology and of chemistry at University of California, Berkeley, where she holds the Li Ka Shing Chancellor's Chair in Biomedical and Health Sciences.

Li Ka Shing Chancellor’s Professor of Biomedical Science

Principal investigator at Doudna Labs

Visit website: https://doudnalab.org/

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See also: Academia University of California, Berkeley - Public land-grant research university

Details last updated 19-Apr-2020

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Isomorphic Labs

Discovering new drugs with AI-first approach

Jennifer Doudna News

Gene editing lowered blood level cholesterol and triglycerides in monkeys

New York Times - 27-Jun-2020

Could prevent not only the complications but the heart disease per se in the future

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COVID-19 advanced testing lab created by UC Berkeley scientists

University of California, Berkeley - 30-Mar-2020

In response to mass testing needs, they employ robotics and automation for accuracy and speed

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Scientists uncover the secret behind cancer cell's immortality

Medical Xpress - 10-Sep-2018

Doesn't seem to harm normal cells unlike telomerase blocking drugs that are too toxic

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CRISPR Toolkit Expands With Trio of New Tricks

Singularity Hub - 27-Feb-2018

New CRISPR technologies are CAMERA, DETECTR, and SHERLOCK. CAMERA reads out for the cell’s histo...

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Gene-editing record could enable xenotransplants

Nature - 06-Oct-2015

Harvard Medical School use CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology to inactivate 62 porcine endogenou...

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Synthetic DNA improves human immune system

Independent - 27-Jul-2015

New technique called electroporation opens up microscopic pores in T-cells allowing Crispr/Cas9 e...

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