Genome editing
Since the demonstration in 2012 that the viral CRISPR/Cas9 system can be used as a quick and flexible gene editing tool, the field of genetic engineering has undergone a massive revolution and opened new avenues of research in many other areas - in clinical sciences, in agriculture, in developmental biology. This Collection focuses on both the methodological advances in gene engineering using CRISPR/Cas-based systems but also other editing tools, as well as the applications of these gene engineering tools across any relevant disciplines.
Editors
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Leonidas Bleris
University of Texas at Dallas, USA
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Maura McGrail
Iowa State University, USA
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Tetsushi Sakuma
Hiroshima University, Japan
