CRISPR-C: circularization of genes and chromosome by CRISPR in human cells
Henrik Devitt Møller(University of Copenhagen), Yonglun Luo(Steno Diabetes Centers), Trine Skov Petersen(Aarhus University), Xi Xiang(Sun Yat-sen University), Eigil Kjeldsen(Aarhus University), Birgitte Regenberg(University of Copenhagen), Uffe Birk Jensen(Aarhus University Hospital), Lin Lin(Fujian Business University), Xin Liu(Harbin Normal University), Xun Xu(Zhejiang Lab), Xiuqing Zhang(BGI Group (China)), George M. Church(Harvard University), Luhan Yang(Southwest Medical University), Jian Wang(Xijing Hospital), Jinrong Huang(BGI Group (China)), Lars Bolund(BGI Group (China)), Huanming Yang(BGI Group (China))
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