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Crispr: 2018February16Friday

Researchers use CRISPR to detect HPV and Zika

CRISPR: The latest word in genetics

CRISPR has fixed the genetic cause of a learning disability

Why Pig Organs Could Be the Future of Transplants

CRISPR Reading

'CAMERA' records cell action with new CRISPR tricks

Study Suggests CRISPR Gives Evolutionary Edge to Phages Escaping Bacterial Defense

CRISPR-Cas9 may be a double-edged sword for bacteria

New Study Calms Fears That CRISPR Could Trigger Unintended Gene Mutations

DowDuPont revealed as the surprise leader in global CRISPR patents; study points to potential trouble ahead

Genetically Modified : 2018February16Friday

Government backs away from genetically modified mosquito rollout

The future of genetically modified mosquitoes could be in mini, moveable labs

Genetically engineered fish is not a matter of “if” but “when”

This Hidden Code on Your Food Means It's Genetically Modified

Nufarm hails GM canola approval as boost for wild fish stocks

Hints From Heloise: What to know about GMO

Firm braves non-GM approach

Genetically modified organisms can help with food security

Researcher produces genetically modified hamsters

GMO: Who blinks first – NBMA or HOMEF?

Gene Editing: 2018February16Friday

Human/AI hybrids and gene editing are going to change mankind in a big way

New Journal Details Applications, Technology Behind CRISPR Gene Editing

Gene editing has great potential but also fraught with peril

Gene Editing Tackles HIV

France's Cellectis wins US patents for gene editing technology

CRISPR has fixed the genetic cause of a learning disability

Could gene editing fight the AIDS crisis? Scientists poised to re-try the risky procedure 10 years after it cured the Berlin ...

Gene editing could help brassica crops adapt to climate change

Expected green light for gene editing in agriculture a big moment for researchers, says MEP

Genome Editing Reaching Farm Animals, Though Regulatory Uncertainty Looms

Gene Sequencing: 2018February16Friday

DIY DNA sequencing for $2 a gene

With startup, George Church bets cryptocurrency will boost genome sequencing

Gene Sequencing Technique Accurately Detects Cancer-specific Mutations in Lymphoid Tumors

UCLA scientists develop low-cost way to build gene sequences

Early-Access Customers Report on NanoString's Sequencing and Digital Spatial Profiling Technologies

Handheld Device Offers 'Most Complete' Gene Sequence Yet, And Costs $1000

In 17 Years, the Human Genome Sequence Has Become a Billion-Dollar Industry

Harnessing the power of genomic sequencing augments diagnosis and treatment of lymphoid cancer

Bioinformaticians compute gene sequences inherited from each parent

Researchers Identify New Gene Variant Related to Childhood Mitochondrial Disease

Genetic Modification: 2018February16Friday

Genetic Modifications to “Clock Gene” Impact Circadian Cycles

genetic modification

Genetic modification laws set for shake-up, with health and agriculture research industries to benefit

HINGORANI: Genetic modification holds promise, but also dangers

Understanding GMOs: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Coffee

Herb resistant crops remain best way to control weeds

Enhancing athletic performance on a genetic level

Africa Should Follow In South Africa's 'Food Steps' And Embrace Genetic Modification

Frankenstein: the monster that never dies

Stratatech Begins Test of Engineered Skin for Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Genetics DNA: 2018February16Friday

2017 was the year consumer DNA testing blew up

Harvard genetics pioneer wants to monetize DNA with digital currency, and defeat 23andMe

A new DNA test will look for 190 diseases in your newborn's genetic code

CRISPR: The latest word in genetics

As more people learn of their genetic makeup, unexpected African roots emerge

A New Tool Uses CRISPR to Uncover Genetic Mutations and Infections

Why redesigning the humble yeast could kick off the next industrial revolution

Genes could record forensic clues to time of death

Stress-induced changes in genetic information: New details discovered about the function of a mysterious protein

New Sema4 DNA test screens your child for 193 genetic diseases