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CRISPR Gene-Editing Could End Genetic Diseases, But Gene Experts Call for Strict Regulation – MedicineNet
With the development and refinement of the Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR) Cas9 gene-editing technology, medical science is o…
Want to choose your kid’s eye color? How about, maybe, tweak her DNA so she’ll be a track star? Even better – make sure it’s a “her” or “him,” depending on your preference…
Not so fast, say international medical authorities convened to come up with gene editing protocols. Top U.S. and British health authorities together released a report this month on the technical and scientific considerations to embryonic gene editing once new techniques are clinically tested and approved for use – somethin…
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