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What is genome editing?
Genome editing refers to a group of technologies that give scientists the ability to change an organism's DNA. These technologies allow researchers to add, remove, or alter DNA sequences in the genome. Genome editing can be used to correct genetic defects, treat and prevent the spread of diseases, and improve crops.
Which job functions commonly mention genome editing?
Research Scientist
0.1% of all Research Scientist jobs mention genome editing
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Research Assistant
0.1% of all Research Assistant jobs mention genome editing
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Researcher
0.1% of all Researcher jobs mention genome editing
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Scientist
116 Scientist jobs mention genome editing
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Laboratory Services
90 Laboratory Services jobs mention genome editing
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Which organizations are mentioning genome editing?
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Educational Services
University of Edinburgh
Educational Services
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