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CRISPR lizard

Life

Albino lizards are the world’s first genetically modified reptiles

CRISPR gene editing has been used to create genetically modified reptiles for the first time. The breakthrough could help us study certain eye disorders

News

Bacteriophage viruses attacking an E. coli cell

Life

Giant viruses have weaponised CRISPR against their bacterial hosts

News

CRISPR gene editing changes the sequence of DNA

Health

Genome-editing record smashed with 13,000 edits made in one cell

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hazard suits

Technology

Handheld device could detect CRISPR bioweapons before they spread

News

Modified genes on DNA

Comment

Human genome editing is here – now we have to decide who is in charge

Comment

Hung-Chun Chang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Health

Meet the man who made CRISPR monkey clones to study depression

News

B cells produce antibodies that protect us from invading pathogens

Health

CRISPR could help us protect ourselves from viruses like flu and HIV

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Using CRISPR to stop male calves being born may lower animal suffering

Life

Using CRISPR to stop male calves being born may lower animal suffering

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Black rat

Health

Powerful whole-species gene editing tool fails first tests in mice

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Researcher who created gene-edited babies has been fired

Health

Researcher who created gene-edited babies has been fired

He Jiankui has been dismissed by the Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen after a preliminary investigation by provincial authorities

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Health

Creation of gene-edited babies in China may have been illegal

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Humans

Top geneticist calls for global rules for ethical human genome editing

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Life

The most eye-catching science and tech news stories of 2018

News

Health

We've been using CRISPR for years - now we know how it really works

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