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erronis

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2. Great video - thank you. Just reading about Jennifer Doudna - a leading biochemist

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Mon Feb 17, 2025, 06:13 PM

Feb 17

who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2020) for CRISPR / gene editing. She had to learn about many different scientific disciplines in order to do the work she and her team performed.

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