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Crispr: 2022June20Monday

Scientists Used CRISPR to Trace Every Human Gene to Its Function - Singularity Hub

Better than CRISPR? Another way to fix gene problems may be safer and more versatile - Science

New CRISPR-based map ties every human gene to its function - MIT News

America's first CRISPR trial is still nearly 100% effective 3 years on - New Atlas

Precise CRISPR-Cas–mediated gene repair with minimal off-target and unintended on-target mutations in human hematopoietic stem cells - Science

Deeply Rooted: CRISPR crops and the future of food - the1a.org

New CRISPR-combo boosts genome editing power in plants - Science Daily

Children to get CRISPR treatment for sickle cell disease in trial - New Scientist

This CRISPR pioneer wants to capture more carbon with crops - MIT Technology Review

Precision BioSciences makes case for 2 gene editing programs over CRISPR with preclinical data - FierceBiotech

Genetically Modified : 2022June20Monday

DAWSON: The dark side of genetically-modified food - University of Virginia The Cavalier Daily

Exclusive: Brazil tests genetically modified wheat as global supplies tighten - Reuters

China to adopt genetically modified maize and soy: why it matters for South Africa - The Conversation Indonesia

Video: 'Weapon in our armory' — Developer of Golden Rice says genetically modified crops are essential for food security as global warming makes crops more vulnerable - Genetic Literacy Project

A Solution to the Wheat Shortage: Genetically Modified Crops - The Wall Street Journal

Genetically modified corn found to not damage non-target organisms - Phys.org

Public comments reveal overwhelming support for GM cowpea in Ghana - Genetic Literacy Project

India's GM Crops Regulation Should Be Based on a Gene's Effects, Not Its Source – The Wire Science - The Wire Science

With climate change accelerating spread of aflatoxin mold in Midwest corn, farmers look to genetically modified seeds as key solution - Genetic Literacy Project

Genetically modified corn does not damage non-target organisms | EthanolProducer.com - Ethanol Producer Magazine

Gene Editing: 2022June20Monday

Changing our DNA: 'The age of human therapeutic gene editing is here' - CNN

A New Kind of Genome Editing Is Here to Fine-Tune DNA - WIRED

Better than CRISPR? Another way to fix gene problems may be safer and more versatile - Science

Scotsman editorial: 'Time for Scotland to rethink policy on gene editing' - Genetic Literacy Project

A Better Starting Point for Gene-Editing Tools - Technology Networks

Highly effective CRISPR-mediated gene editing technique for cultured oysters - Phys.org

Scientists accidentally create angry hamsters with gene editing - Big Think

Precision BioSciences makes case for 2 gene editing programs over CRISPR with preclinical data - FierceBiotech

From Pharma to Farm: Can CRISPR Feed the World? - Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

Gene Editing Market to hit USD 19.9 billion by 2030, says Global Market Insights Inc. - GlobeNewswire

Gene Sequencing: 2022June20Monday

A $100 genome? New DNA sequencers could be a 'game changer' for biology, medicine - Science

A 'dark horse' emerges in DNA sequencing race, boasting a $100 genome - STAT

Chinese gene sequencing developer Axbio closes Series B round at nearly $100m - DealStreetAsia

Gene sequencing an important tool in COVID-19 battle - EurekAlert

Scientists Used CRISPR to Trace Every Human Gene to Its Function - Singularity Hub

20 Things You Didn't Know about Ultima Genomics - Moneyinc

TTUHSC using gene sequencing tool in COVID-19 battle - KAMR - MyHighPlains.com

Metagenomic DNA sequencing for semi-quantitative pathogen detection from urine: a prospective, laboratory-based, proof-of-concept study - The Lancet

Rapid whole genome sequencing improves diagnosis in critically ill infants on a national scale - EurekAlert

How Human Genome Sequencing & Deep Learning (AI) Can Revolutionize Personalized Healthcare - Unite.AI

Genetic Modification: 2022June20Monday

Letter: Heed the lessons from genetic modification - Financial Times

Gene-edited tomatoes could soon be sold in England - BBC

Viewpoint: Why Scotland needs to break from the EU's anti-GMO ideology legacy and embrace crop gene editing - Genetic Literacy Project

Gene editing could increase food security, UK adviser says - The Guardian

India's GM Crops Regulation Should Be Based on a Gene's Effects, Not Its Source – The Wire Science - The Wire Science

With climate change accelerating spread of aflatoxin mold in Midwest corn, farmers look to genetically modified seeds as key solution - Genetic Literacy Project

Sensible Ag Technology is Good for the Planet, Farms, and Consumers - Agweb Powered by Farm Journal

Granite Geek: Efforts to return the chestnut to our forests continues slow (oh, so slow!) advance - Concord Monitor

'Genetic modification no barrier to New Zealand exports' - Research Professional News

How to alleviate the looming global hunger crisis - Punch Newspapers

Genetics DNA: 2022June20Monday

DNA Genetics launches new website - National Hog Farmer

Scientists Used CRISPR to Trace Every Human Gene to Its Function - Singularity Hub

TCF-1 Protein Plays Essential Role in Breaking Down Barriers as T Cells Form - Penn Medicine

Time Travel, Sea of Tranquility, and the History of Genetics - DNA Science - PLOS

Genetic paparazzi are right around the corner, and courts aren't ready to confront the legal quagmire of DNA theft - The Conversation Indonesia

DNA Testing for Embryos Promises to Predict Genetic Diseases - Bloomberg

Changing our DNA: 'The age of human therapeutic gene editing is here' - CNN

Understanding DNA Tests: How Exactly Does Genetic Testing Work? - Popular Mechanics

Presence of rare potential pathogenic variants in subjects under 65 years old with very severe or fatal COVID-19 | Scientific Reports - Nature.com

Largest study of domestic cat DNA identifies disease-causing variants in new breeds: Many disease-linked variants are declining in frequency in breeds regularly screened for the marker - Science Daily