Embryonic Genetics

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CRISPR: Changes with continuities

By Emerson Jenen CRISPR is a new technology that has been invented in recent years that brought two people a Nobel prize. Its ability to...

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We Can Eat GMOs, But Should We?

By Wei Ni Zhang Potatoes, soybean, squash, papaya, corn, and apples. What do these foods have in common? They are a part of a group known...

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A Genetics Based Approach to the Debate on Sick Animal Treatment

By Cervantes Pagan & Yasha Rubakha In the current political climate, animal treatment has become a hot topic of debate. More...

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IVF: The Perfect Solution to a Modern Problem?

By Jolly Zheng The progression into the Modern Age has continuously led to the emergence of both new technologies as well as modern...

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GMO… Children?

By Elizabeth Han One order of Healthy Baby coming right up! Genetically modifying lifeforms is not a new thing for humans. We have been...

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CRISPR: Revolutionary or not?

By Zoey Sun On the 25th of November, 2018, a world-changing announcement was made on the popular video-sharing platform, YouTube, with...

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Three-Parent In Vitro Fertilization

By Promi Chakraborty With the onslaught of new breakthroughs in research, the answer to the question “where do babies come from?” has...

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Do You Want to Choose the Best Baby?

By Xinyi Gao Preimplantation Genetics Diagnosis is a subsidiary of reprogenetics, which is a combination of types of approaches of...

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Here’s a new liver made just for you. And a heart. And a brain. And a…you?

By Nikola Petrov & Tahmid Tapan Cloning is the process of producing genetically identical copies of a biological entity. The copied...