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Genetics : 2017November16Thursday

The wild tale of a dying mouse, some Amish genetics and a potential cure for human ageing

Regeneron Genetics Center Surpasses 250K Exomes Sequenced, and Ramping Up

Study on twins reveals where we look is motivated by genetics

Cuba Hosts Congress on Community Genetics

New book is all about genetics, genealogy and searching for ancestors

Scientists make first ever attempt at gene editing inside the body

NewLink Genetics Appoints Eugene Kennedy, MD as Chief Medical Officer

The Secret to Long Life? It May Lurk in the DNA of the Oldest Among Us

Seattle Genetics (SGEN) Receiving Somewhat Favorable Media Coverage, Analysis Shows

Drilling Down Into Atossa Genetics Inc. (ATOS)

Human genetics: 2017November16Thursday

Regeneron Genetics Center Surpasses 250K Exomes Sequenced, and Ramping Up

The wild tale of a dying mouse, some Amish genetics and a potential cure for human ageing

Is It Ethical to Edit an Embryo's Genes?

In a Major First, Scientists Edit DNA Within the Human Body

Cuba Hosts Congress on Community Genetics

Defects in Cell's 'Waste Disposal System' Linked to Parkinson's

'Always remember: You're a Madison'

Genome editing: Are we opening a back door to eugenics?

Study on twins reveals where we look is motivated by genetics

Viewpoint: There's no reason to panic over human germline editing

Genetic Engineering : 2017November16Thursday

We Just Used Genetic Engineering to Create Completely Yellow, Three-Eyed, Wingless Mosquitoes

From pickles to bathroom science, 12 takeaways as biology Olympians compete to improve on nature

Researchers visualize mechanism of CRISPR-Cas9 genetic-engineering technique

Gene Editing in the Human Body Just Happened for the First Time in the US

Is It Ethical to Edit an Embryo's Genes?

Global Bioherbicides Market, 2025 - Advancements in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Genetic Engineering

80 Percent of Patient's Skin Replaced With Genetically-Modified Grafts

Bioengineering of wheat still faces significant challenges

It's all in the genes for winning students

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