RNA editing with CRISPR could treat genetic diseases
Scientists have repurposed CRISPR to target the repetitive RNA sequences responsible for several genetic diseases...
by Emma Lamb and 1 others
Scientists have repurposed CRISPR to target the repetitive RNA sequences responsible for several genetic diseases...
A number of liberal reforms to the Surrogacy Regulation Bill 2016 have been proposed by India's parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare...
Over a 100 new genes that may be essential for cancer immunotherapy to work have been identified using a new CRISPR-based screen...
A new approach to genetic analysis may lead to a faster way to diagnose mitochondrial disease...
Funding cuts by the UK's National Health Service has meant that 13 areas in England have restricted or halted IVF treatment since the start of 2017, according to Fertility Network UK...
by Cara Foley
Ancient viral genes have been eliminated from pigs using the genome editing tool CRISPR, according to research...
by Ryan Ross
German-based company MilliporeSigma has announced that the European Patent Office intends to approve its CRISPR patent for use in eukaryotic cells...
The Food and Drug Administration has warned a US fertility doctor to stop marketing mitochondrial replacement therapy — a technique involving the creation of an embryo with DNA from three people...
After the annual Alzheimer's Association International Conference for scientific researchers was held in London this summer, and the subsequent flurry of media interest, the UK dementia charity Alzheimer's Society announced an event for the public to disc
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Why the decline in sperm concentration needs research you can count on
by Professor Allan Pacey
Twenty-five years ago, I recall sitting in a journal club in which the collective minds tore apart the then recently published (and still much quoted) meta-analysis by Elizabeth Carlsen, 'Evidence for decreasing quality of semen during past 50 years'. Thi