What is site-directed mutagenesis?
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On October 13, 1993, British
On October 13, 1993, British Columbia's Dr. Michael Smith received the Nobel Prize for his work on site-directed mutagenesis, a technique which for the first time allowed researchers to alter specific parts of the DNA code and understand how genes work, or why they don’t work.
Drs. Brett Finlay, Jennifer Gardy, Marco Marra and Smith himself explain site-directed mutagenesis, and what that meant for genomics research.
Watch the full video: http://ow.ly/uAqW30m0249
Learn more about Michael Smith: http://ow.ly/Plko30lYZTD
Video produced by Genome British Columbia and the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research with support from the Michael Smith Laboratories at the University of British Columbia.
Drs. Brett Finlay, Jennifer Gardy, Marco Marra and Smith himself explain site-directed mutagenesis, and what that meant for genomics research.
Watch the full video: http://ow.ly/uAqW30m0249
Learn more about Michael Smith: http://ow.ly/Plko30lYZTD
Video produced by Genome British Columbia and the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research with support from the Michael Smith Laboratories at the University of British Columbia.
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