Opinion: Crispr and other gene-editing technologies may affect the future of all life on the planet. The government isn't prepared. The post
Crispr Makes It Clear: The US Needs a Biology Strategy, and Fast appeared first on
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The USDA is currently reviewing whether to allow Cornell University and Oxitec to release tens of thousands of GM moths into a 10-acre site in New York. The post
Oxitec Pioneered the GM Mosquito. Up Next? Moths, of Course appeared first on
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Natural selection has created amazingly effective ways to move around. Robots could harness this by hitching a ride on biology’s back
Stem cell scientists are modern day witches. The post
Scientists Brew Up the Creepiest Batches of Brain Balls Yet appeared first on
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Moth master of disguise fools its own predator with spider-like wing pattern, jerky movements and posturing behaviour
A retirement community on Lake Erie has turned to a technology more common in sci-fi thrillers than old folks homes: iris scan recognition. The post
Iris Scans Come to Nursing Homes. Next Stop, Your Phone appeared first on
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An update to Illumina's gene sequencing technology could have contaminated the results of recent high-sensitivity data produced on the machines. The post
Geneticists Fear Illumina's Sequencers May Distort Results appeared first on
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The giant shipworm has mostly been known for its elephant tusk-like shells. Now we’ve finally found some live ones - they eat noxious mud and smell like rotten eggs
Solving the mystery of the giant shipworm—a scientific legend that can grow to over five feet long. The post
The Mystery of the 5-Foot-Long Shipworm Just Got Stinkier appeared first on
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Blackbirds do better when they nest near street lights, but all city birds seem to hate the noise