Using gene editing to alter the DNA of embryos or gametes in order to create genetically modified children is more than controversial, it is prohibited...
Updates to South African research ethics guidelines which recognize significant potential for treating genetic diseases through heritable human genome editing (HHGE) must be urgently revised, a research society says.
The Southern African Society for Human Genetics (SASHG) has called for...
A little-known gene editor, tested with help from a disgraced gene therapist seeking redemption, may have cured a 1-year-old boy of a deadly metabolic disorder. Announced last week by a company developing the therapy, the result could be the first...
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the biotech industry seems boundless. Its combination with CRISPR could be the one area where AI has the most potential.
Nobel prize winner and co-inventor of the CRISPR technology, Jennifer Doudna, recently...
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