CRISPR (Page 2)

Latest in CRISPR

Expert Says Children Will Soon Have More than Two Biological Parents

By Noor Al-Sibai

RX and Medicine

Gene Therapy Restored Vision To Patient Who Hadn’t Seen Colors in Years

By Dan Robitzski

The Army Gene-Hacked Disease-Spreading Mosquitoes To Make Them Infertile

By Dan Robitzski

WHO Says Gene-Hacking Superhumans Should Be Illegal

By Dan Robitzski

Astronauts Use CRISPR Gene Editing in Space for First Time Ever

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists Gene-Hacked Monkeys to Fix Their Cholesterol

By Dan Robitzski

Vladimir Putin Is Reportedly Terrified of Gene-Hacking Experiments

By Dan Robitzski

CRISPR Has a Problem: It Mangles DNA It Wasn’t Supposed to Touch

By Dan Robitzski

US Official Claims China Is Testing Biologically Enhanced Supersoldiers

By Dan Robitzski

Communist Party Secretly Supported Chinese Gene-Edited Babies, According to New Book

By Victor Tangermann

A Gene-Editing Experiment on Human Embryos Went Horribly Wrong

By Victor Tangermann

CRISPR Scientists Hack Patient’s Genes in Bid to Cure Blindness

By Dan Robitzski

Human Trial Suggests CRISPR Could Be a Viable Cancer Treatment

By Kristin Houser

China Quietly Confirms Birth of Third Gene-Edited Baby

By Kristin Houser

First U.S. Study to Use CRISPR to Fight Cancer “Very Promising”

By Victor Tangermann

Sick Man Begs Doctors: Please CRISPR Me

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Gene-Hacking Mosquitoes to Be Infertile Backfired Spectacularly

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Future Bioweapons Could Kill People With Specific DNA

By Dan Robitzski

New Law Requires “Not for Humans” Label Added to DIY CRISPR Kits

By Kristin Houser

Health & Medicine

That “CRISPR Baby” Scientist Wanted to Open a Designer Baby Clinic

By Dan Robitzski

This Human Gene Editing Trial Will Use CRISPR to Treat Blindness

By Victor Tangermann

Health & Medicine

Chinese Scientists Say They’ve Found a Safer Alternative to CRISPR

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

Five Couples Agree to CRISPR Their Babies to Avoid Deafness

By Kristin Houser

We May Never Know When That Third CRISPR Baby Is Born

By Dan Robitzski

Health & Medicine

CRISPR Helps Scientists Cure HIV In Living Animals For First Time

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

Science Leaders: We Can’t Stop Russian’s Plan for CRISPR Babies

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

Russian Biologist Pledges to Create More CRISPR-Edited Babies

By Jon Christian

Health & Medicine

Harvard Just Gene-Hacked Stem Cells Inside a Living Organism

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

New Gene-Editing Method Could Lead To “Creation of a Super-Baby”

By Kristin Houser

Astronauts Use CRISPR in Space for the First Time Ever

By Kristin Houser

Scientists Gene-Hack Viruses to Hunt and Kill Super-Strong Bacteria

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

Third Gene-Hacked Baby’s Impending Birth Has Scientists Scrambling

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

CRISPR Baby Experiment Meant to Prevent HIV Might Not Even Work

By Kristin Houser

Scientists Are Having Trouble Keeping Gene-Hacked Creatures Alive

By Dan Robitzski

CRISPR Co-Inventor: We’ll Be Eating Gene-Edited Food In Five Years

By Kristin Houser

Health & Medicine

Scientists Used CRISPR to Turn a Cell Into a Biological Computer

By Dan Robitzski

Health & Medicine

New CRISPR Tech Could Cure Herpes

By Dan Robitzski

Researchers Use CRISPR “Shredder” on Human DNA for First Time

By Kristin Houser

Scientists Gene-Hacked Lizards to Make Them Albino

By Dan Robitzski

Health & Medicine

These $17,000 Mice Are Gene-Edited to Mimic Human Diseases

By Jon Christian

Health & Medicine

Handheld CRISPR Device Diagnoses Genetic Disease in 15 Minutes

By Dan Robitzski

United Nations Calls for Registry of Human Gene-Editing Projects

By Dan Robitzski

Japan Poised to Declare CRISPR-Edited Foods Safe to Eat

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists Are Fleeing America’s Rules About Gene-Editing Animals

By Dan Robitzski

Journal Retracts Ethics Article by Doctor Who Gene Edited Babies

By Dan Robitzski

Scientist Who Gene-Hacked Babies “Likely” Boosted Their Brainpower

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Scientist Defends Controversial Cloning of Gene-Edited Monkeys

By Kristin Houser

Health & Medicine

CRISPR Could Make You Immune to the Flu

By Victor Tangermann

Napster Co-Founder Chides Elon Musk: Worry About Gene Editing, Not AI

By Jon Christian

Science & Energy

Gene-Hacking Breakthrough Could Nix Mammals’ Ability to Reproduce

By Kristin Houser

Stanford Probes Faculty Who Knew About Gene-Hacked Chinese Babies

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

Tiny New CRISPR Protein Could Make Human Gene-Hacking Less Risky

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

Rogue Bitcoin-Funded Biohacker Wants to Gene-Hack Designer Babies

By Jon Christian

Prosthetics and Devices

Another Scientist Is Gene-Editing Human Embryos — but More Ethically

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

Nobel Prize Winner Knew About Gene-Edited Babies, Kept Quiet

By Jon Christian

Science & Energy

Chinese Scientists Cloned Gene-Edited Monkeys With Horrifying Results

By Kristin Houser

Health & Medicine

Next Gene-Edited Baby Due in Six Months, Scientist Says

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

Chinese Gov: Doctor Who Gene-Edited Babies Forged Ethical Review

By Kristin Houser

Science & Energy

Researchers Repurposed CRISPR to Help Develop Better Antibiotics

Prosthetics and Devices

Scientist Who Gene Edited Babies Is Being Held By Mysterious Guards

By Dan Robitzski

Mutated Animals Show Why Gene Editing Isn’t Ready for Human Trials

By Kristin Houser

Prosthetics and Devices

The Scientist Who Gene-Edited Babies Is Missing

By Kristin Houser

Health & Medicine

Those CRISPR Baby Experiments Were Just Banned By The Chinese Government

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

Researcher Who Gene-Edited Babies Answers Critics: “I Feel Proud”

By Jon Christian