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- A. Muro - Therapeutic genome editing in animal modelsAndres Muro, ICGEB Trieste, Italy speaks on "Therapeutic genome editing in animal models" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop "Genome editing applications and beyond", 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.24 min
- T. Kaul - Developing glyphosate resistant crop lines use CRISPR-Cas9 systemTanushri Kaul, ICGEB New Delhi, INDIA speaks on "Developing glyphosate resistant crop lines use CRISPR-Cas9 system" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop "Genome editing applications and beyond", 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.35 min
- S. Zacchigna - Genome editing applications and beyondSerena Zacchigna ICGEB Trieste - University of Trieste, ITALY speaks on "Genome editing applications and beyond" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop, 19-22 November 2019 , Trieste, ITALY.13 min
- M. Raspa - Genome editing in animalsMarcello Raspa, EMMA Monterotondo, Italy speaks on "Genome editing in animals" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop "Genome editing applications and beyond", 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.33 min
- R. Galizi - Engineering genetic tools to fight malariaRoberto Galizi, Imperial College London, UK speaks on "Engineering genetic tools to fight malaria" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop "Genome editing applications and beyond", 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.24 min
- A. Cereseto - Life science in the CRISPR eraAnna Cereseto, University of Trento, Italy speaks on "Life science in the CRISPR era" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop, 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.40 min
About ICGEB-JRC Workshop on "Genome editing applications and beyond"
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“Genome editing” is booming in molecular biology laboratories. It is not a new field, but new powerful and less costly genome editing tools have led to an explosion of new research opportunities and…
potential clinical applications, both heritable and non-heritable, to address a wide range of human health issues. Many stakeholder groups are debating this issue, and recognizing the promise and the concerns related to this technology, ICGEB proposes this initiative to provide a learning platform and a forum for discussion on genome editing and related technologies, with particular focus on scientific and regulatory considerations. In collaboration with JRC, the event will provide consultancy on the regulatory, ethical and societal challenges driven by the technology and its applications. ICGEB/JRC also intend to provide guidance to scientists working in their Member States by providing practical skills and appropriate contacts to facilitate the access to this technology.