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Crispr: 2018July05Thursday

A Deep Dive Into The Latest CRISPR Controversy: Here's What You Should Know

John Oliver tackles Crispr

With this startup's help, gene-editing tech will soon be everywhere

First attempt to get CRISPR gene editing working in sperm

Watch John Oliver Explain CRISPR: the 'Microsoft Word of Gene Editing'

Genetics gets weird as animal's appearance mutated using CRISPR

CRISPR technology can correct Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency

Scientists use CRISPR to tweak butterfly wing color, change wing scale surface structure

CRISPR could use gold nanoparticles to edit your brain

Untangling the CRISPR cancer scare

Genetically Modified : 2018July05Thursday

Labeling genetically modified food makes people less panicky about it

Genetically Modified Tomatoes Give Fish a Futuristic Hue

GMO crops are not hazardous to your health. Whole Foods doesn't need to label them

Genetically modified animals

Another view: Trust the facts on genetically engineered foods

How to show consumers the benefits of genetically modified foods

Doctors Try Genetically Modified Poliovirus As Experimental Brain Cancer Treatment

Nestle, Hershey at odds with farmers over US GMO labeling

Genetically modified bacteria enlisted in fight against disease

How genetic modification helps the Impossible Burger take flight

Gene Editing: 2018July05Thursday

Designer baby BREAKTHROUGH: Babies with NO defects possible with 'gene editing' technology

With this startup's help, gene-editing tech will soon be everywhere

First attempt to get CRISPR gene editing working in sperm

Watch John Oliver Explain CRISPR: the 'Microsoft Word of Gene Editing'

'Editing our Evolution' forum considers range of opinions on gene editing

Biological Switch May Offer Better Control of Gene Editing

Emerging gene editing approach seeks broad spectrum crop disease resistance

Study: CRISPR gene editing tech reduced autism symptoms in mice

CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing Reduces Repetitive Behavior In Mice With Autism-Like Syndrome

A Brief History of Gene Editing

Gene Sequencing: 2018July05Thursday

She's Driving Genetic Sequencing Fresh From the Womb

Koala Genome Sequencing Identifies Novel Genes, Offers Data to Aid Conservation Efforts

Pitt, UPMC open large-scale genome-sequencing center

Crowdfunding results in first ever fern genome sequencing

First Fern Genome is Sequenced, Four Years After Crowdfunding

Genome Sequence Spells Out Lucrative History of Silkworm Domestication

Whole-Genome Sequencing Gaining Traction in Public Health, Outbreak Surveillance

Rapid genome sequencing could revolutionize health care for acutely ill babies

Routine DNA tests will put NHS at the 'forefront of medicine'

Gene sequencing software company helps doctors personalize medicine

Genetic Modification: 2018July05Thursday

How genetic modification helps the Impossible Burger take flight

The sizeable benefits of genetic modification

NZ needs to rethink genetic engineering stance - experts

Genetically modified animals

Genetic modification in mosquitoes can tackle epidemic diseases, say experts

Another view: Trust the facts on genetically engineered foods

Labeling genetically modified food makes people less panicky about it

'It is safe' - Sir Peter Gluckman says no significant ecological or health concerns in genetic modification

Genetically Modified Tomatoes Give Fish a Futuristic Hue

Talk To Focus On The Ethics Of Creating Inheritable Genetic Modifications

Genetics DNA: 2018July05Thursday

Routine DNA tests will put NHS at the 'forefront of medicine'

How DNA and genetic genealogy are becoming the 'major game-changer' to heat up decades-old cold cases

5 biggest risks of sharing your DNA with consumer genetic-testing companies

When Reporting on Mail-in Genetic Testing Comes Home

Users of home DNA tests 'cherry pick' results based on race biases, study says

DNA and genetic genealogy are becoming the 'major game-changer' to heat up decades-old cold cases

Could DNA Testing Reunite Immigrant Families? Get the Facts.

Synthesizing genetic sequences could get faster, one DNA letter at a time

The Online Gene Test Finds a Dangerous Mutation. It May Well Be Wrong.

A lesser-known DNA test that can help reunite immigrant parents with detained children