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Gene Editing Promising But Potentially Dangerous: Scientists

A new report concludes that while gene editing promises great advancements, it can also be potentially dangerous. The panel of scientists concludes that it's too early to release genetically altered organisms such as insects, plants and animals into the environment.

by Katherine Derla

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New RNA-Snipping CRISPR Gene-Editing System May Help Treat Huntington's And Other Diseases
by Ted Ranosa
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The Battle Over The Synthetic Human Genome
by James Maynard
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Scientists Announce Plans To Create Synthetic Human Genome In The Lab
by Rina Marie Doctor
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BioMarin To Halt Development Of $680M Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Drug
by Catherine Cabral-Isabedra
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More Efficient CRISPR Gene Editing May Potentially Help Cure Diseases
by Catherine Cabral-Isabedra
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Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Newest Weapon In War On Zika
by James Maynard
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Scientists Want To Create Part-Human Part-Animal Chimeras To Find Cure For Diseases
by Ted Ranosa
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New Study Finds GMOs Safe: Why Skeptics Are Not Convinced
by Katherine Derla
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Regulators Approve Sale Of Genetically Modified Salmon In Canada
by Catherine Cabral-Isabedra
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Theranos Voids Thousands Of Edison Blood-Test Results
by Katherine Derla
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Minimally Invasive Coil Implant May Improve Breathing Of Lung Patients
by Ted Ranosa
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Scientists Hold Secret Meeting About Creating Synthetic Human Genomes
by Rina Marie Doctor

Biotech

Gene Editing Promising But Potentially Dangerous: Scientists

New RNA-Snipping CRISPR Gene-Editing System May Help Treat Huntington's And Other Diseases

The Battle Over The Synthetic Human Genome

Scientists Announce Plans To Create Synthetic Human Genome In The Lab

BioMarin To Halt Development Of $680M Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Drug

More Efficient CRISPR Gene Editing May Potentially Help Cure Diseases

Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Newest Weapon In War On Zika

Scientists Want To Create Part-Human Part-Animal Chimeras To Find Cure For Diseases

New Study Finds GMOs Safe: Why Skeptics Are Not Convinced

Regulators Approve Sale Of Genetically Modified Salmon In Canada

Theranos Voids Thousands Of Edison Blood-Test Results

Minimally Invasive Coil Implant May Improve Breathing Of Lung Patients

Scientists Hold Secret Meeting About Creating Synthetic Human Genomes

Alef Model Zero Ultralight Flying Car Prototype Shows How It Can Fly Over Parked Cars

Meta x Ray-Ban Coperni Limited-Edition Smart Glasses Drop, Only 3,600 Units Available

Meta Attempted to Expand to China by Creating a Censorship Tool, Says Facebook Whistleblower

Google Chromecast Outage: 'Untrusted Device' Error Blocks Users From Streaming—What's Going On?

Trump Brands Attacks on Tesla Locations as 'Domestic Terrorism,' Promises to Catch Culpits