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Genetic impact on nematodes increases life expectancy by 500%
The impact of CRISPR technology on the two genetic codes IIL and TOR makes the Elegans nematode increased by 500% of life expectancy, bringing hope of increasing life expectancy
Genetically engineered tomatoes produce a bunch of grapes-like fruits to shorten the harvest time, increasing yield
US scientists have recently found a way to edit the gene of tomatoes, this fruit can grow into clusters of luxuriant like grapes, instead of developing into vines as before.
2 genetic modification babies in China are at risk of premature death
The results of the study show that we really shouldn't
The world's first genetically modified twin girls, able to fight HIV infection
According to a Bloomberg report, a Chinese researcher claims that he has succeeded in creating the world's first genetically modified children.
America first modified embryos
Mitalipov and colleagues used CRISPR technology to quickly and effectively modify genes.
Use genetic modification tools to create super-muscular dogs
A super-muscular dog was created with a genetic modification tool by Chinese scientists.
Pigs can 'donate' to people
By gene regulation, Harvard University (USA) said in the future it is possible to use pig organs to transplant for humans.
6 post-sheep cloning Dolly
In July 1996, the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, produced Dolly sheep, the first mammal to be cloned.