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Our poster is starting to show some consistency I think. I still need to amend my introduction because I find the picture of CRISPR/Cas too small so maybe get rid of the application picture from the middle and put how is CRISPR used. I think we still need to add the ethical framework for animals and plants and how is the public feeling about genetically modified animals to match up with Jack's research of the plant one.





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