What Is CRISPR
CRISPR stands for "clustered, regularly interspaced short, palindromic repeat" and is a component of an immunity system found in prokaryotes and archaea. The system contains an array of short, conserved repeat sequences interspaced by unique DNA sequences of similar size called spacers
Please note that creation and use of synthetic oligos for CRISPR applications requires a license from ERS genomics, the holders of IP for CRISPR technology. Bio-Synthesis does not have a license to provide synthetic oligos used in CRISPR technology from ERSGenomics. Contact ERSGenomics.com for further information.
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09/04/2023