How Scientists Made The First Gene-Editing Treatment For A Baby
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Ontario privacy commissioner urges guardrails on police gravitating toward ‘unbridled genetic surveillance’
Open this photo in gallery: Patricia Kosseim, Ontario’s information and privacy commissioner, is calling for clearer rules and…
Deepmind’s AlphaGenome predicts how small DNA changes affect genes
Deepmind has introduced AlphaGenome, a new AI model designed to predict how even small changes in DNA can…
Genetic study launched after weight loss jab deaths
A genetic study has been launched following hundreds of reported pancreatitis cases linked to weight loss and diabetes…
3 Promising Genomics Stocks to Keep an Eye On in 2025
An updated edition of the May 21, 2025, article. The promising field of genomics has undergone rapid evolution…
Does your destiny lie in exercise, your genes, or your lifestyle?
Your doctor insists exercise is key to longevity; however, is your workout truly lengthening your lifespan or just…
Is your cat loud or quiet? It could be in their genes
Analysis: Research suggests cats don’t have a single temperament, but rather various traits that prove useful under different…
How and when organisms edit their own genomes
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Major Psychiatric Genomic Research Findings at UNC
Newswise — Psychiatric disorders and neurodevelopmental conditions can be inherited through our genes and can be traced back…
Genetic “Dimmer Switch” Offers Precise Gene Expression Control
A developing mouse embryo expresses different genes (green, magenta, cyan) from head to tail, to generate different parts…