The road ahead: potential challenges facing CRISPR/Cas patents

Since Anton van Leeuwenhoek first discovered bacteria, these tiny single-cell organisms have been pivotal to major scientific advances. In fact, some of the biggest advances in medicine can be attributed to these unicellular microorganisms.

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