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Genetically Engineered Babies. Germ Line Engineering with …

Posted: Published on April 1st, 2015

If anyone had devised a way to create a genetically engineered baby, I figured George Church would know about it. At his labyrinthine laboratory on the Harvard Medical School campus, you can find researchers giving E. Coli a novel genetic code never seen in nature. Around another bend, others are carrying out a plan to use DNA engineering to resurrect the woolly mammoth. His lab, Church likes to say, is the center of a new technological genesisone in which man rebuilds creation to suit himself. When I visited the lab last June, Church proposed that I speak to a young postdoctoral scientist named Luhan Yang, a Harvard recruit from Beijing whod been a key player in developing a new, powerful technology for editing DNA, called CRISPR-Cas9. With Church, Yang had founded a small company to engineer the genomes of pigs and cattle, sliding in beneficial genes and editing away bad ones. As I listened to Yang, I waited for a chance to ask my real questions: Can any of this be done to human beings? Can we improve the human gene pool? The position of much of mainstream science has been that such meddling would be unsafe, irresponsible, and even … Continue reading

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Let’s Play The Sims 3 – Perfect Genetics Challenge – Episode 64 – Video

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Let's Play The Sims 3 - Perfect Genetics Challenge - Episode 64 Make sure to leave baby names in the comments!. #VampireClan #VampireClan4Life. By: vampiregirl101101101 … Continue reading

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Transmission Genetics Mendelism – Video

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Transmission Genetics Mendelism This Lecture talks about Transmission Genetics Mendelism. By: Cec Ugc … Continue reading

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THG TV – Episode 5 – Video

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THG TV - Episode 5 Treehouse Genetics Television - Episode 5 --- In this episode Proto demonstrates the Cannabis Rosin Extraction Technique, gives a solid review on Roots Organics: Oregonism XL, reveals our M-42b... By: Treehouse Genetics TV … Continue reading

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What is Genetic Engineering? – by Wideo.co – Video

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What is Genetic Engineering? - by Wideo.co This video was created using wideo.co, the best online tool to easily create animated videos. Make your own video now at http://goo.gl/X153KO. By: Sruthi J … Continue reading

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Genetic Engineering Video – Video

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Cancer-fighting pink pineapples? Genetic engineering looms

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Unidentifiable shopping trolley - Source: Breakfast Cancer-fighting pink pineapples, heart-healthy purple tomatoes and less fatty vegetable oils may someday be on grocery shelves alongside more traditional products. These genetically engineered foods could receive government approval in the coming years, following the OK given recently in the US to apples that don't brown and potatoes that don't bruise. The companies and scientists that have created these foods are hoping that customers will be attracted to the health benefits and convenience and overlook any concerns about genetic engineering. "I think once people see more of the benefits they will become more accepting of the technology," says Michael Firko, who oversees the US Agriculture Department's regulation of genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. Critics aren't so sure. They say there should be more thorough regulation of modified foods, which are grown from seeds engineered in labs, and have called for mandatory labeling of those foods. The Agriculture Department only has the authority to oversee plant health of GMOs, and seeking Food and Drug Administration's safety approval is generally voluntary. "Many of these things can be done through traditional breeding," says Doug Gurian-Sherman of the advocacy group Center for Food Safety. "There needs to be … Continue reading

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Gene therapy slows vision loss in mouse models – Video

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Gene therapy slows vision loss in mouse models Harvard Medical School genetics professor Connie Cepko and postdoctoral researcher Wenjun Xiong talk about developing a gene therapy to stave off blindness. Read the full story at http://hms.harva. By: Harvard Medical School … Continue reading

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Complete camel skeleton unearthed in Austria

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IMAGE:The camel skeleton was unearthed near the river Danube in Lower Austria, Tulln. view more In 2006 construction began on a new shopping centre in Tulln. The works unearthed various archaeologically valuable objects that were salvaged during rescue excavations. Among these objects was also the complete skeleton of a large mammal. Large mammal uncovered during excavations in Tulln "The partly excavated skeleton was at first suspected to be a large horse or cattle," says archaeozoologist Alfred Galik from the Institute for Anatomy, Histology and Embryology at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. "But one look at the cervical vertebrae, the lower jaw and the metacarpal bones immediately revealed that this was a camel." Camel bones have been found in Europe dating back to the Roman period. Isolated bones or partly preserved skeletons are known from Mauerbach near Vienna as well as from Serbia and Belgium. But a complete camel skeleton is unique for Central Europe. "Exotic animal" died in Tulln In addition to horses, the Ottoman army also used camels for transportation and as riding animals. In cases of scarcity, the soldiers also ate the animal's flesh. But the skeleton found in Tulln was complete. "This means that the animal … Continue reading

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Advanced Warfare Double DNA Fail – Video

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Advanced Warfare Double DNA Fail Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Double DNA Bomb Fail Beste Konsole: ... By: RusHer Rano … Continue reading

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