16 Minutes on the News #30: CRISPR for Covid Testing and FDA EUAs
As calls for better, faster, cheaper, portable testing for COVID-19 disease are heard around the world — given the important role of test-trace-isolate in re-opening the economy! — the FDA recently issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for a CRISPR-based diagnostic. It’s the first authorized use of CRISPR technology for an infectious disease test. So...
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