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By Jul 05, 2017
Science

A heartless sea creature could help us figure out why humans can’t regenerate limbs

Starlet sea anemones are great at rebranding.

By Aug 05, 2016
Health

U.S. Agency Will Lift Ban On Funding For Hybrid Animal-Human Embryos

Hybrids could provide invaluable research opportunities

By Feb 01, 2016
Science

Scientists Are Allowed To Genetically Modify Human Embryos

UK agency has given approval to use CRISPR to modify embryos, a world-first

By May 01, 2015
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Citing Ethical Issues, U.S. Will Not Fund Embryo Editing

Tweaking the genes of embryonic humans left in the hands of private companies