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Why was this yogurt company talking about CRISPR before many scientists and news outlets? | NOVA l PBS

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Could we soon lower cholesterol for life with just one treatment? Results from our Phase 1 clinical trial found a gene editing therapy safely reduced “bad” cholesterol in people with lipid disorders resistant to current medications. The results were presented at #AHA25 and simultaneously published in the New England Journal of Medicine. The trial included 15 patients. It found both LDL cholesterol and triglyceride levels were substantially reduced within two weeks and stayed at low levels for at

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DNA Double Helix Discovery | James Watson | UPSC Current Affairs | InFocus | Drishti IAS

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¿Bebés a la carta? El escándalo de las élites de Silicon Valley. Querrían crear niños por encargo

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“Back From Extinction”: Scientists Announce Birth of First Lab-Created Sabertooth Tiger Cub By Global Science Journal Staff In a jaw-dropping leap for genetic science, researchers at Genesis Biolabs have confirmed the successful recreation of a Sabertooth tiger—the first of its kind to walk the Earth in over 10,000 years. The cub, named Nova, was unveiled to the world in a controlled laboratory environment this week. The video released by the lab shows a small, wide-eyed feline with the unmistak

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In what is being called one of the most groundbreaking — and controversial — scientific achievements of the century, a team of geneticists has successfully recreated a living saber-toothed tiger cub using advanced cloning and gene-editing technology. The cub, born in a controlled laboratory environment earlier this month, was engineered using preserved DNA from a Smilodon fatalis specimen — a species that went extinct over 10,000 years ago. The scientists, part of a multinational project dubbed

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