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The top CRISPR papers of 2017

The top CRISPR papers of 2017

By Mark Staniland on 16 Jan 2018

Hopes are high that CRISPR–Cas9 could one day be used in people to correct mutations that cause disease. 2017 witnessed incredible advances in the gene editing technology – we present a synopsis of the 10 most popular CRISPR papers published in Nature Research journals from the past year, measured by their Altmetric Attention Score.  Read more

Posted in Nature Research | Tagged Altmetric, CRISPR–Cas9, research

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