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      Epicbio·usSouth San Francisco, United States

      Scientist II/Senior Scientist Nonclinical Development

      $130k–$160k/year
      34
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      Who Are We? Our company is based on the science of our founder, Stanley Qi, one of the original CRISPR co-inventors who then furthered the technology so that DNA does not need to be cut to accomplish gene regulation. Instead, we regulate the epigenome to suppress and activate multiple genes simultan

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      Epicbio·usSouth San Francisco, United States

      Scientist II/Senior Scientist Nonclinical Development

      OtherHealthcareScientistScientist Ii/ Scientist Nonclinical DevelopmentSenior
      $130k–$160k
      /year
      34
      Lowest
      2mo ago
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      Who Are We? Our company is based on the science of our founder, Stanley Qi, one of the original CRISPR co-inventors who then furthered the technology so that DNA does not need to be cut to accomplish gene regulation. Instead, we regulate the epigenome to suppress and activate multiple genes simultan

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