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Gene-Editing Technology for Free? MIT, Harvard, UC in Heated Debate to Privatize CRISPR
We may be approaching a time when custom-made humans exist, depending on how current debates on open science goes. The week for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria has opened for quite the heated debate.
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