Overview:

CRISPR sequencing is advanced methodology that involves the use of the CRISPR-Cas system to enhance, modify, or guide sequencing processes. CRISPR, short for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, is a revolutionary geneediting technology.  CRISPR-based approaches can be applied in several ways to improve and enable sequencing of genetic material, including targeted sequencing, gene editing, or genomic profiling.

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Applications:

• Investigate gene function and roles in biological processes in various cellular activities.

• Applied in gene therapy to rectify pathogenic mutations responsible for hereditary diseases and to restore normal gene function and alleviate disease symptoms.

• Dedicated to elucidating the effects of tumor-related genes in cancer research, exploring the mechanisms of oncogenesis and cancer progression, contributing to novel therapeutic strategies.

• Applied in Agricultural Biotechnology to enhance plants traits through genetic modifications which contributes to agricultural productivity and sustainability.

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