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

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

By Kristin Houser

Doctors Could Help Sick Babies With Rapid Genetic Tests

Health & Medicine

Doctors Could Help Sick Babies With Rapid Genetic Tests

By Chelsea Gohd

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Sorry, DNA-Based Diets Don’t Work

Nebula Genomics Will Let You Rent out Your Genetic Information

Nebula Genomics Will Let You Rent out Your Genetic Information

DNA of Man Who Died in 1827 Recreated Without His Remains

Science & Energy

DNA of Man Who Died in 1827 Recreated Without His Remains

By Chelsea Gohd

A New CRISPR Technique Reverses Diseases in Mice

Health & Medicine

A New CRISPR Technique Reverses Diseases in Mice

Scientists Have Expanded the Genetic Code in Bacteria

Scientists Have Expanded the Genetic Code in Bacteria

A US Senator Wants Tighter DNA Testing Kit Restrictions

A US Senator Wants Tighter DNA Testing Kit Restrictions

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Science & Energy

We Can Observe Memories Being Passed Down Through Generations

Watch CRISPR Edit DNA in Real Time

Science & Energy

Watch CRISPR Edit DNA in Real Time

By Chelsea Gohd

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Health & Medicine

CRISPR Can Now Be Used to Edit Individual Bases

Bad DNA Tests Are Getting Innocent People Convicted

Bad DNA Tests Are Getting Innocent People Convicted

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Scientists Are Creating Materials From DNA

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Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality Headsets Might Help Cure Genetic Diseases

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Overlooked DNA Leads Researchers to The “Big Bang” of Immune Cell Development

Nanobots Made of DNA Can Now Carry and Sort Molecular Cargo

Science & Energy

Nanobots Made of DNA Can Now Carry and Sort Molecular Cargo

By Alexandra Ossola

23andMe is Raising $200 Million to Make Drugs From Your DNA

23andMe is Raising $200 Million to Make Drugs From Your DNA

Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

Science & Energy

Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

By Claudia Geib

A “Fourth-Generation” DNA Base Editor Could Replace CRISPR

A “Fourth-Generation” DNA Base Editor Could Replace CRISPR

Researchers Hacked Into DNA and Encoded it With Malware

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Researchers Hacked Into DNA and Encoded it With Malware

11 Incredible Things CRISPR Has Helped Us Achieve in 2017

Health & Medicine

11 Incredible Things CRISPR Has Helped Us Achieve in 2017

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Watch: Do We Really Share 99% of Our DNA With Chimps?

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Science & Energy

Tech Leaders Say You Could Be Storing Data in Your DNA in the Next 10 Years

These Species Can Recode Their Own Genetics

Science & Energy

These Species Can Recode Their Own Genetics

By June Javelosa

Research Shows That 40% of Cancers Are Entirely Preventable

Research Shows That 40% of Cancers Are Entirely Preventable

By Kristin Houser

The Cost of Resurrecting Extinct Species Could be Devastating

Science & Energy

The Cost of Resurrecting Extinct Species Could be Devastating

By Kelsey R. Marquart

Three-Parent Babies Are the Next Big Thing in Pregnancy

Health & Medicine

Three-Parent Babies Are the Next Big Thing in Pregnancy

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Scientists Have Stored 2 MB of Data in a Single Speck of DNA

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Self-Replicating “DNA Computers” Are Set to Change Everything

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

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

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These Are The 11 Extinct Animals on the List to Be Brought Back to Life

By Kathleen Riley

Nobel Prize Winner Claims to Have Found the Key to Slowing Aging

Health & Medicine

Nobel Prize Winner Claims to Have Found the Key to Slowing Aging

By Kathleen Riley

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Science & Energy

Soon, You Could Have Your Genome Sequenced in 60 Minutes for $100

By Chelsea Gohd

U.K. Approves Fertilization Treatment Using DNA From Multiple People to Make Babies

U.K. Approves Fertilization Treatment Using DNA From Multiple People to Make Babies

By June Javelosa

We Figured out How To “Fingerprint” the Brain, and It Could Prevent Disease

Science & Energy

We Figured out How To “Fingerprint” the Brain, and It Could Prevent Disease

By Jelor Gallego

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

Science & Energy

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

By Michelle Lee

A Parent’s Life Experiences Can Alter Their Offspring’s Genes

Science & Energy

A Parent’s Life Experiences Can Alter Their Offspring’s Genes

By Jess Vilvestre

Scientists Created an Inorganic Double-Helix Structure for the First Time Ever

Science & Energy

Scientists Created an Inorganic Double-Helix Structure for the First Time Ever

By Jelor Gallego

A Taste of Crisp: First Meal Created With CRISPR Gene Editing

Science & Energy

A Taste of Crisp: First Meal Created With CRISPR Gene Editing

Tasmanian Devils are Evolving to Resist a Contagious Face Cancer

Science & Energy

Tasmanian Devils are Evolving to Resist a Contagious Face Cancer

By Jasmine Solana

Study Shows Why We Are Made of DNA and Not RNA

Study Shows Why We Are Made of DNA and Not RNA

Scientists Show That DNA Alone Can Be Used To Predict Academic Achievement

Science & Energy

Scientists Show That DNA Alone Can Be Used To Predict Academic Achievement

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

Fighting Through the Fear-Mongering: What Is Genetic Engineering?

Science & Energy

Fighting Through the Fear-Mongering: What Is Genetic Engineering?

By Todd Jaquith

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

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

By Sarah Marquart

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Harvard Scientists Announce Plans To Create Synthetic Human Genomes

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Harvard Scientists Announce Plans To Create Synthetic Human Genomes

By Charmaine Caparas

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

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

By Jolene Creighton

Microsoft’s Testing DNA Storage: 1,000,000,000 TB in 1 Gram

Science & Energy

Microsoft’s Testing DNA Storage: 1,000,000,000 TB in 1 Gram

By Miguel Santos

New CRISPR Gene Editing Method Can Edit Single Letters of DNA

New CRISPR Gene Editing Method Can Edit Single Letters of DNA

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Create the World’s Smallest Diode Out of DNA

Scientists Create the World’s Smallest Diode Out of DNA

By Jelor Gallego

Memories Can Be Inherited, and Scientists May Have Just Figured out How

Science & Energy

Memories Can Be Inherited, and Scientists May Have Just Figured out How

By June Javelosa

Gene Editing Made Easier, Thanks to Carbon Nanotubes

Gene Editing Made Easier, Thanks to Carbon Nanotubes

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Store and Retrieve Image Files on DNA

Scientists Store and Retrieve Image Files on DNA

By Todd Jaquith

We’ve Figured Out How to Program Living Cells

We’ve Figured Out How to Program Living Cells

By Todd Jaquith

This New Drug Could Combat the Ebola Virus in a Unique Way

This New Drug Could Combat the Ebola Virus in a Unique Way

By Sarah Marquart

Full Genome Sequencing is Now Available…And Affordable

Science & Energy

Full Genome Sequencing is Now Available…And Affordable

By Kathleen Riley