CIRM Shared Resources Lab: CRISPR Fundamentals

Luke Judge

Affiliate Investigator

Quinn Cowan

Postdoctoral Scholar

Join the Gladstone-CIRM Shared Resources Lab for a seminar on CRISPR fundamentals. This session will focus on building a strong foundation for understanding and applying CRISPR in your research.

In this seminar, you’ll learn about:

  • The biology behind CRISPR
  • Editing modalities and applications
  • Practical considerations for using CRISPR

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