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19 October 2017Americas

Broad and DuPont yield CRISPR licensing deal in agriculture

The Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT has signed a patent licensing deal with DuPont Pioneer to provide CRISPR/Cas9 technology to agricultural researchers and producers.

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