License CRISPR patents for free to share gene editing globally.

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    Nature; 9/9/2021, Vol. 597 Issue 7875, p152-152, 1p
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    • Abstract:
      Universities hold the majority of CRISPR patents. They are in a strong position to ensure that the technology is widely shared for education and research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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