From gene therapy and cancer treatments to next generation coronavirus vaccines, the world of genetic medicine is expanding at pace. Pivotal to the whole field is one thing: the availability of DNA.
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September 15, 2021
Synthetic DNA healthtech helping the vaccine race secures $125m
The field of genetic medicine is growing at pace: but it relies on a supply of DNA.
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