CRISPR-Cas9 scissors can cut through both DNA and RNA
CRISPR is more like a swiss army knife now.
CRISPR is more like a swiss army knife now.
CRISPR could be a massive game changer.
Scientists have sharpened CRISPR's scalpel.
At the very least, this is a testament to how far genetic editing has come.
Only two genes code both the canvas and paintbrush for the intricate butterfly wing patterns.
A popular Japanese flower was used to demonstrate the power of CRISPR.
It's further than anyone has ever gone with gene editing in the United States.
Money well spent!
It's the first time CRISPR was used to store and retrieve media from DNA.
This could usher in a wondrous era for genetic science, but risks also loom nearby.
Even with over 1000 unexpected mutations, the mice seemed healthy and normal.
Researchers using a new genetic technique have successfully cured a genetic blood disorder in living mice, unlocking new possibilities for ...
They plan to cut genes out until they learn which are involved in miscarriages.
Some technologies are moving too fast for our ethics to keep up.
The trial will alter T cells in an attempt to treat lung cancer patients.
Make your data evolve!
They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and unfortunately, that seems to be the case for HIV viruses.
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