[Institutes NOW] KAIST Professor to Lead Korea's Synthetic Biology Initiative

동아사이언스·Feb 27

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A KAIST professor is set to lead Korea's synthetic biology initiative. The professor's institution, KAIST, has been involved in various research projects, including developments in CRISPR, DNA repair, and biophotonics. The scope and details of the synthetic biology initiative itself, however, are not specified in the available reports.

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