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CRISPR
What about the ethical implications?
The risks for a child-to-be are not outweighed by direct benefits
AJOB explores the negative implications of altering the human genome.
Switching off genes is different from adding them, say experts.
CRISPR editing may be more harmful than previously thought.
Especially in Chicago where a CRISPR gorilla runs amok
It's an exciting field, with much to discover
No, says a stem cell scientist
A landmark study has reopened the door for xenotransplantation research.
Is it time to begin talking about a revival of eugenics?
Shoukhrat Mitalipov, of Oregon Health and Science University, has successfully edited a gene for a genetic disease in scores of human embryos
A new study suggests that CRISPR editing can cause hundreds of unintended mutations.
Released this week, "Change Agent" is a sci-fi thriller about genetic modification
Elite US universities are fighting over a patent for CRISPR-Cas9 technology.
Human germline genome editing may be permissible following further research, says the NAS.
A British actress speaks out about gene editing.
As a complement to government policies
Great, simple explanation of the technique and the patent battle
A Swedish scientist has begun what are believed to be the first gene-editing experiments on healthy human embryos.
It may be too optimistic about the future, but it is a good overview of a complex field.
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