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Humans are merging with technology, in every possible way. ▶️ 3Speak

Humans are merging with technology, in every possible way. ▶️ 3Speak

I don't know that I want little Jonnie splicing genes in her dad's basement, but freedom is what that would be, so, dear supporters, here we are, supporting more liberty for folks that want some. All quoted

I am going to turn you on to a very resourceful resource. The folks writing for this page are some of the premier biohackers on the planet. They have taken the science to the garage. You can do biohacking,

Hello dear friends. Are you planning to have children? How would you like to be able to design your child to look just how you envisioned them? How about if you were able to pick what your child excels

Russian biologist Denis Rebrikov is about to become the second person in the world to use CRISPR to edit the genes of an embryo and bring it to terms. He found 5 Russian couples who are willing to have

Humans may not be able to burp properly in space, but we can now edit a genome. For the first time, astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have used CRISPR-Cas9 to edit the DNA of brewer's

CRISPR is now being used in US trials. This is a promising technique to attack cancer. This is long overdue since the technology is a number of years old. Hopefully the trials go quickly. Source of shared

The first patients were treated with CRISPR in the United States. These patients has cancer. This article looks at how CRISPR went from the lab to human trials. Source of shared Link

Gene editing and CRISPR got a lot of attention for the ethical question about creating "super babies". One use of the technology that is far less controversial is the use in foods. This is something

UC Berkeley UC Berkeley professor, Jennifer Doudna, discusses the far-reaching positive potential for the new gene-editing tool, CRISPR, as well as the need for close consideration and agreement on how

UC Berkeley UC Berkeley professor, Jennifer Doudna, discusses the far-reaching positive potential for the new gene-editing tool, CRISPR, as well as the need for close consideration and agreement on how

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Gene editing offers some wonderful potential.  One of the fears is designer babies.  Scientists say the next gene edited baby is six months away. Source of shared Link

Sending in a power tool that is locked in the "on" position could be dangerous.  That is exactly how CRISPR is.  An advancement was made by the Cal-Berkley team to alleviate this. Source of shared

Officials in China say the scientist working on gene editing did create babies and falsified his own documentation. Source of shared Link

The world of Bio-Tech is changing also.  Individual gene editing is the future of biology.  It just might not include CRISPR. Source of shared Link