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Crispr: 2018February22Thursday

Doctors In China Lead Race To Treat Cancer By Editing Genes

CRISPR could end sickle cell disease, but signing up black patients for clinical trials will be a hard sell

A Biohacker Regrets Publicly Injecting Himself With CRISPR

Fragile X syndrome neurons restored using CRISPR/Cas9-guided activation strategy

New CRISPR Method Takes on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

Researchers use CRISPR to detect HPV and Zika

Benson Hill Biosystems receives patent for novel CRISPR technology

Unlike CRISPR-Cas9, this protein can cut RNA

Benson Hill Biosystems granted patent for novel genome editing system

Twist on gene-editing tool may speed studies of gene function

Genetically Modified : 2018February22Thursday

Kamal Haasan is genetically modified seed: D Jayakumar

Genetically Modified Food For Thought

After Two Decades And 6000 Studies, Scientists Find GMO Corn Is Actually Good For You

The future of genetically modified mosquitoes could be in mini, moveable labs

Success of GM mozzie project queried by MRCU

Does GMO corn increase crop yields? 21 years of data confirm it does—and provides substantial health benefits

Are GMOs bad? Science says they're safe

This Hidden Code on Your Food Means It's Genetically Modified

Environmentally friendly sunscreen ingredient made by scientists using genetically modified bacteria

Genetically Modified Seeds Market, By Crop Type, and Trait - Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity ...

Gene Editing: 2018February22Thursday

Doctors In China Lead Race To Treat Cancer By Editing Genes

A delivery platform for gene-editing technology

Twist on gene-editing tool may speed studies of gene function

Making Gene Editing More Precise

Gene editing: Doctors take a leap forward in treatment of cancer

Chief executive of gene editing firm Horizon Discovery quits

For a quick lesson on gene editing or blockchain, there's Five Levels of Difficulty

CRISPR Isn't Just for Gene Editing Anymore

Lost in the CRISPR Hype, a Gene-Editing Giant Is Fighting Back

Human/AI hybrids and gene editing are going to change mankind in a big way

Gene Sequencing: 2018February22Thursday

George Church: 'Genome sequencing is like the internet back in the late 1980s.'

Will genetic choice make sex obsolete?

Research on Blue Waters Points to Cheaper DNA Sequencing with Graphene

Low-cost way to build gene sequences

With startup, George Church bets cryptocurrency will boost genome sequencing

Typhoid Fever Bacteria Sequencing Reveals Drug Resistance Genes

Handheld Device Offers 'Most Complete' Gene Sequence Yet, And Costs $1000

UCLA scientists develop low-cost way to build gene sequences

Gene Sequencing Technique Accurately Detects Cancer-specific Mutations in Lymphoid Tumors

Scientists develop low-cost way to build gene sequences

Genetic Modification: 2018February22Thursday

Proofreading Proteins

GMOs: an incredible tool to advance humanity

HINGORANI: Genetic modification holds promise, but also dangers

Will genetic choice make sex obsolete?

Does GMO corn increase crop yields? 21 years of data confirm it does—and provides substantial health benefits

Africa Should Follow In South Africa's 'Food Steps' And Embrace Genetic Modification

Gene Therapies Market Report 2018: Current Status of the Field and the Relative Clinical and Commercial Success of ...

Genetic Modifications to “Clock Gene” Impact Circadian Cycles

Are GMOs bad? Science says they're safe

Understanding GMOs: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Coffee

Genetics DNA: 2018February22Thursday

You Don't Need a Personal Genetics Test to Take Charge of Your Health

Why You Probably Shouldn't Waste Your Money on DNA-Based Diets

Ancient Islanders Visited by Columbus Not 'Extinct,' Study Finds

Forecasts of genetic fate just got a lot more accurate

Ancient DNA tells tales of humans' migrant history

Harvard genetics pioneer wants to monetize DNA with digital currency, and defeat 23andMe

Cracking the genetic code for complex traits in cattle

Genes of 'extinct' Caribbean islanders found in living people

A new DNA test will look for 190 diseases in your newborn's genetic code

Symposium looks at promise and perils of genetic editing