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Latest in CRISPR

For the First Time Ever, Biologists Have Genetically Modified Ants

Gene Editing Could Make You Smarter

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Gene Editing is Leading to a New Age in Human Health and Longevity

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Science & Energy

U.S. Scientists Have Backed the Genetic Modification of Human Embryos

By June Javelosa

Science & Energy

Scientists Have Created Genetically Modified Cows That Are Resistant to Deadly Disease

Science & Energy

First-Ever Semi-Synthetic Organism Opens The Door to New Forms of Life

By Kathleen Riley

Science & Energy

Gene Editing Could End Mosquito-Borne Disease

By Patrick Caughill

Future Health: 2017’s Most Exciting Medical Advances

By Todd Jaquith

Prosthetics and Devices

Controlling CRISPR: Researchers May Have Found An “Off-Switch” for Gene-Editing

The New Cas9? Scientists Discover CasX and CasY Enzymes in Bacteria

By Robert Sanders

Evolution 2.0: Gene Editing Could Bring Extinct Species Back to Life

By June Javelosa

Prosthetics and Devices

Kazuo Ishiguro: Soon, We Will Be Able to Create Humans Who Are Superior to Other Humans

By June Javelosa

For The First Time Ever, CRISPR Gene Editing Was Used in Humans. So What’s Next?

By Kristin Houser

Science & Energy

We Must Prepare for CRISPR Bioterror Threats

By Jelor Gallego

An End to Blindness: “Holy Grail” of Gene Editing Partially Restores Vision

By Jelor Gallego

Science & Energy

Mutant Mice: How CRISPR Can Put Genetically Modified Organisms Within Everyone’s Reach

By Eleazer Corpuz

Prosthetics and Devices

The Future of Humanity: Superpowers Are Within Our Reach

By Barry Fitzgerald

Science & Energy

An Era of Super Crops: How CRISPR Could Help Fight Famine

By Michelle Lee

Science & Energy

CRISPR Gene Editing Has Been Used to Cure Mice of Sickle Cell Disease

By Jess Vilvestre

Science & Energy

Scientists Could Eradicate Malaria by Altering Mosquitoes DNA, But Should They?

By Jess Vilvestre

Monsanto Just Got the First CRISPR License to Modify Crops

By Jess Vilvestre

From Quarks to Quasars

Swedish Scientist Begins Editing Human DNA in Healthy Embryos

By Jelor Gallego

Science & Energy

Bill Gates Doubles Down on Eradicating Mosquitoes with Genetic Engineering

By Michelle Lee

Scientists Discover That We Can Control Gene Editing With Light

By Jasmine Solana

Prosthetics and Devices

GMOs Led the Fight Against Zika and Ebola. And They’ll Combat The Next Great Pandemic

By The Conversation

Fighting Cancer With Genetic Modification: CRISPR Approved For First Human Trial

By Jelor Gallego

The Age of Gene Editing: Everything You Need To Know About CRISPR/Cas9

By Sarah Marquart

Science & Energy

Approved: First Ever Human Trials Involving CRISPR Gene Editing

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Gene Editing Can Now Change An Entire Species Forever

By Patrick Caughill

Science & Energy

Researchers May Have Found a Way to Use CRISPR as a Recording Device

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

Science & Energy

Understanding Gene Drives: Should We Use Genetic Engineering to Eliminate Disease?

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Prosthetics and Devices

Harvard Scientists Announce Plans To Create Synthetic Human Genomes

By Charmaine Caparas

Prosthetics and Devices

Hope for the Future: Gene Drives and The Age of CRISPR

By Future of Life

The Age of CRISPR: Why You Shouldn’t Fear Gene Editing

By Jolene Creighton

Science & Energy

Scientists Unveil A Novel Genome Editing Technique Similar To CRISPR

Science & Energy

HIV Genes Have Been Cut Out of Live Animals Using CRISPR

By June Javelosa

Japan Okays Gene Editing Using Fertilized Human Egg

By Jelor Gallego

New CRISPR Gene Editing Method Can Edit Single Letters of DNA

By Jelor Gallego

Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists Successfully Genetically Modify Human Embryos Against HIV

By Sarah Marquart

Science & Energy

Scientists Just Removed HIV from Human Immune Cells Using CRISPR Gene-Editing

By Science Alert

Science & Energy

Desktop Genetics: Now You Can Do Genetic Engineering Without Ever Entering a Lab

By Jolene Creighton

Science & Energy

CRISPR Successfully Treats Muscular Dystrophy in Adult Mammals For the First Time

By June Javelosa

This New Technique Makes Rewriting the Genetic Code of Living Organisms Much Easier

By Jolene Creighton