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Beyond genome-edited babies

Published 27 August 2024 posted in Elsewhere and appears in BioNews 1253

Image by Matthew Daniels via the Wellcome Collection. Depicts human cells showing the stages of cell division (starting with interphase at the top and progressing anticlockwise, the stages shown are prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, early anaphase, anaphase and telophase).

The senior editor for biomedicine at MIT Technology Review, Antonio Regalado, writes that CRISPR will become easier and easier to administer. What does that mean for the future of our species?

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Beyond genome-edited babies

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