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The Clash of Science and Fiction: Biotech on the Big Screen

by Sam RubaBiotechnology, General May 12, 2024May 24, 2024No Comments

Looking at some popular science fiction (Sci-fi) movies and TV series, it is fascinating to see how closely the line between science and fiction can be blurred.