CRISPR-Cas9

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Researchers have proven that we can use CRISPR to create gene drives for mice, opening up a wealth of new possibilities for the technology.
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

A team from UC Berkeley has discovered that CasX could be a better CRISPR protein for human gene-editing than the commonly researched Cas9.
Prosthetics and Devices

By Kristin Houser

Chinese researchers have found a way to create healthy mice pups using only genetic material from two moms — no dads required.
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

Scientists Used CRISPR to Domesticate This Delicate Fruit
Environment

By Dan Robitzski

The First “Cell-Free” CRISPR Tech Is Here To Personalize Cancer Treatment
Cancer

By Kristin Houser

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Gene Editing

By Brad Jones

A New CRISPR Technique Reverses Diseases in Mice
Health & Medicine

By Brad Jones

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Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Agriculture

By Dom Galeon

A New Gene Editing Technique Could Finally Allow Us to Treat ALS
Gene Editing

By Dom Galeon

Berkeley Biologist: “CRISPR Gene Editing Will Cure Genetic Disease”
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

CRISPR Gene Editing May Cause Hundreds of Unintended Mutations in DNA
Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Prosthetics and Devices

By Dom Galeon

Scientists Have Created A Way to “Delete” DNA in Living Cells
DNA

By Dom Galeon

Biologists Plan to Bring the Woolly Mammoth Back to Life by 2019
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Future Health: 2017’s Most Exciting Medical Advances
Medical

By Todd Jaquith