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Benjamin S. Ewen-Campen

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Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

Harvard University

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About Benjamin S. Ewen-Campen at Harvard University (Harvard)

Ben Ewen-Campen is a researcher at Harvard University who studies insect development and evolution using genetic and genomic tools.

Research Areas

CRISPRgenetic engineeringinsect developmentneurobiologygerm line evolutionDrosophilacell biologycomparative genomics

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