Before revision:  Here we present a model of co-funding networks  for CRISPR/Cas research at these institutions, using funding acknowledgments to build connections. We map papers representing 95\% of citations on CRISPR / Cas from these institutions grouped by the stage that each represents in the translational research process (as a biological phenomenon, as a research tool, and development and applications of these technologies), and use a novel technique to analyse the relationships between the structures of the co-funding networks, the phase of research, and funding sources.
After revision:  Here we present a model of co-funding networks for CRISPR/Cas research , the University of California and the Harvard / Cas from these institutions grouped by the stage that each represents in the translational research process (as a biological phenomenon, as a research tool, and development and applications of these technologies), and use a novel technique to analyse the relationships between the structures of the co-funding networks, the phase of research, and funding sources.