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Volume 34 Issue 8, August 2016

Artist's impression of an experiment establishing the specificity patterns of the Cpf1 RNA-guided nuclease. Kim et al. (p 875) and Kleinstiver et al. (p 881) analyze the genome-wide on-target and off-target specificities of Cpf1 in vitro and in human cells. Image credit: IBS, Institute for Basic Science, Seoul, South Korea

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  • Following the bombshell UK vote to leave the EU, Nature Biotechnology offers some cheer to the UK's former life sciences chief, George Freeman.

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  • A look at the global landscape of biofuel patenting shows that, after surging between 2004 and 2008, the invention of biofuel technologies slowed considerably, and in many countries went into decline. Global trends point to an uncertain future, in particular, for advanced biofuels.

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