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Advancing genomics research for a better world

Founded by Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna, the Innovative Genomics Institute is using genome engineering to solve humanity’s greatest problems in health, climate, and sustainable agriculture.

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Research Programs

Advancing Genome Engineering
CRISPR AI & Machine Learning CRISPR for the Microbiome CRISPR Delivery Collective More →
In vivo CAr-T cell image
News

Scientists Create Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells Right in the Body

Review

CRISPR Clinical Trials: A 2026 Update

News

The Genome Editing Playbook Is Different in Neurons

News

Google.org Supports AI Science Research at the IGI

Fyodor Urnov and Petros Giannikopoulos in the lab at the IGI
News

CRISPR Cures On-Demand Explained

arabidopsis plants growing in small containers with white flowers
News

How a Tiny Plant is Providing Surprising Insights into How We Age

Aysel Ogul, an undergraduate research assistant at the IGI, pipetting in the lab with her mentor Kevin Briseno
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IGI Announces a New Center for Pediatric CRISPR Cures to Expand Access to Rare Disease Therapies

CRISPR Resources

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CRISPR in Food & Agriculture
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CRISPRpedia: The CRISPR Textbook
Education

CRISPR Made Simple
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Cas Protein Wiki

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Illustrated Glossary
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CRISPR Clinical Trials 2026

Publications

Engineered TnpB genome editors for plants and human cells identified by ribonucleoprotein mutational scanning

Nature Biotechnology

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