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Discovering new human relatives or liquid water that exists beneath the surface of Mars is the outstanding scientific discovery this year.
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Discovering new human relatives or liquid water that exists beneath the surface of Mars is the outstanding scientific discovery this year.
A Chinese scientist has raised doubts and confusion throughout the international scientific community by claiming that he has corrected human embryonic DNA to create twi…
According to a Bloomberg report, a Chinese researcher claims that he has succeeded in creating the world's first genetically modified children.
The reason why science has not yet succeeded in modifying the human genome using CRISPR technology may be due to the immune system of people responding to Cas9 protein.
Sinogene, a Chinese biotech company, successfully cloned Longlong rabbit hound from another genetically modified dog to develop atherosclerosis, CNN reported yesterday.
According to Newsweek magazine on October 9, these special eggs are capable of producing a protein called Interferon, which is used to treat hepatitis, multiple sclerosi…
This is considered one of the important milestones in genetic research published in the prestigious British journal Nature.
Mitalipov and colleagues used CRISPR technology to quickly and effectively modify genes.
It may be controversial, but a new study suggests that genetic modification can help pigs become immune to many common disease viruses.
It is possible that advances in genetics not only help humans eliminate diseases like cancer or schizophrenia, but also take away geniuses such as Stephen Hawking.
This is the first time that CRISPR gene editing techniques have been used on humans and will open up a biomedical battle between the US and China.
US scientists are trying to develop human organs inside pigs by injecting human stem cells into pig embryos to produce pig embryos - humans.
With genetic modification technology, science is helping people to get closer to the treatment of HIV / AIDS.
By gene regulation, Harvard University (USA) said in the future it is possible to use pig organs to transplant for humans.
Recently a group of researchers from Harvard Medical University (USA) tested the reprogramming of cancer cells in order to