Genetic engineering

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Genetic engineering

What are genomic scissors

One of the most promising methods of treating cancer and other terrible diseases is genome editing.

25.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Gene therapy for "children in a bubble"

A new method of gene therapy has restored the production of immune cells in the bone marrow, disrupted by a rare genetic disease.

19.04.2019
Genetic engineering

For the first time in the USA

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania used CRISPR technology to treat two cancer patients.

19.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Dual-processor cellular computers

Swiss researchers have integrated two processors based on CRISPR-Cas9 technology into human cells.

19.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Intrauterine gene therapy

Despite the fact that only 20% of the cells were repaired and only 6% of the mice were saved, it is not necessary to judge strictly the first experiment of its kind.

19.04.2019
Genetic engineering

CAR-T against myeloma

Chinese researchers have published the results of the first clinical trial of GM lymphocyte therapy for multiple myeloma.

17.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Useful hairpin

Folding a part of the CRISPR guide RNA system into a "hairpin" increased the accuracy of DNA editing tenfold.

16.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Wiser macaques: details

The introduction of a gene into the DNA of macaques that determines the growth of a large human brain has made them more intelligent.

11.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Shredder instead of scissors

Geneticists have adapted a CRISPR system capable of cutting up to 100,000 base pairs from DNA for use in human cells.

10.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Bacterial web

By dividing the fibroin gene in half, scientists managed to synthesize it in bacteria and get closer to the industrial production of the web.

03.04.2019
Genetic engineering

CRISPR bleached lizards

Scientists from the University of Georgia with the help of CRISPR-Cas 9 managed to turn the offspring of naturally brown lizards into albinos.

02.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Another minimal genome

Swiss scientists have adapted the minimal genome of the bacterium Caulobacter crescentus to facilitate its de novo synthesis.

02.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Genetic bombardment

Using CRISPR technology, scientists led by George Church conducted 13,200 genetic "operations" on the cell.

28.03.2019
Genetic engineering

A new programming language

American researchers have developed the first programmable computer from a DNA molecule.

25.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Speed record

Scientists from the University of Washington and Microsoft Corporation spent only 21 hours writing the word hello into the DNA and reading it.

25.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Control instead of prohibition

Banning the use of human gene editing technology will not help, and strict control will make him more responsible.

21.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Without bureaucracy

Products obtained using CRISPR technology and other methods will be allowed on the market without additional security checks.

20.03.2019
Genetic engineering

The mice have seen the light

American scientists have turned the signal cells of the retina into photosensitive and partially restored vision in blind mice.

18.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Get up on the call

The gene preparation will restore the nervous tissue, enhancing the body's ability to regenerate.

13.03.2019