Much has been written about the power of CRISPR, biologically the adaptive immune system of bacteria but widely use as the next generation technology for genome editing in every single organism, from bacteria to humans. But there has also been extensive interest in the variety of intellectual property issues surrounding CRISPR, including a heated patent dispute … Read more
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