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Crispr: 2018March05Monday

Crispr gene editing ready for testing in humans

Here's Why Crispr Therapeutics AG Jumped Again in February

CRISPR Takes a Leap Forward With Huntington's Disease

Upgrade makes genome editor CRISPR more muscular, precise

Could A More Precise CRISPR/Cas9 System Treat Huntington's Disease?

Inscripta bags $55M+ to push forward full CRISPR suite

Researchers Use CRISPR to Map Tumor Suppressor Gene Function in Liver Cancer

Not Just Gene Editing—CRISPR Toolkit Expands With Trio of New Tricks

Doudna and Charpentier Get Second CRISPR Patent in Europe

Evolving a more versatile CRISPR-Cas9

Genetically Modified : 2018March05Monday

Brazil sugar mills start genetically-modified cane plantation

The Environmentalist Case In Favor Of GMO Food

Bill Gates calls GMOs 'perfectly healthy' — and scientists say he's right

Genetically modified cotton gets nod to roll out

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

The Military Wants Genetically-Modified Sea Creatures to Snitch on Enemy Ships

How DARPA wants to create spies from genetically modified sea life

To Create Conflict, Russians Fuel GMO Debate

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

Not just elections? Russia meddles in GMO debate, too

Gene Editing: 2018March05Monday

Crispr gene editing ready for testing in humans

Hiding Gene Editing From The Immune System

Here's Why Gilead Sciences' Jump Into Gene Editing Is Important

Gene-editing startup Inscripta raises $55.5 million

Armed with published animal data, gene-editing pioneer Intellia maps the road to an IND

Susceptible to Heart Disease? Gene Editing Could Change That

Gene-editing reduces triglycerides, cholesterol by up to 50 percent

Powerful enzyme could make CRISPR gene-editing more versatile

Not Just Gene Editing—CRISPR Toolkit Expands With Trio of New Tricks

Blue Sky Science: What is gene editing?

Gene Sequencing: 2018March05Monday

Handheld Device Set to Take Over DNA Sequencing Industry

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

Genome Sequencing Uncovers Therapy for Rare Brain Tumor

North Texas Genome Center to provide massive DNA sequencing for regional biotech

Low-cost way to build gene sequences

Dubai to DNA sequence its entire population

UCLA scientists develop low-cost way to build gene sequences

With startup, George Church bets cryptocurrency will boost genome sequencing

North Texas Genome Center Seen as Boon for Health Care, DFW Economy

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

Genetic Modification: 2018March05Monday

Study: Genetic modification can triple sorghum output

Science@30City returns, talks genetic modification with CRISPR technology

Horse bits and genetic modification feature at annual Senior Capstone Reading

The Environmentalist Case In Favor Of GMO Food

Iowa Researchers Accuse Russia of Injecting Anti-GMO Propaganda Into US Media

How we can save coffee scientifically

Technology's unremitting forward march

Helix holds first close on a planned $200 million investment in its genetic services marketplace

Anti-GMO articles tied to Russian sites, ISU research shows

GMO coffee is on the horizon—but will we drink it?

Genetics DNA: 2018March05Monday

Nature journal reports new DNA evidence of Papuan genes in Maori ancestors.

Cheaper DNA sequencing unlocks secrets of rare diseases

Ancient DNA reveals genetic replacement despite language continuity in the South Pacific

Brain scans and DNA tests personalise mental healthcare

Dubai Plans to DNA Test All 3 Million of Its Residents

With This DNA Dating App, You Swab, Then Swipe For Love

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

5 "Shape" Editors Took 23andMe DNA Tests and This Is What They Learned

GPs offer gene testing in revolutionary move to save lives and reduce drug side effects

Ancient DNA offers clues to remote Pacific islands' population puzzle