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https://www.med.unc.edu/bric/wp-content/uploads/sites/843/2018/08/froglet-ultrasound-image2.jpeg825824The Frank Conlon group is utilizing new model systems, such as the frog Xenopus, to study the genetic causes of congenital heart disease, using gene editing tools coupled with the molecular, biochemical and imaging advantages these animals provide. Here we … Continued