Times NowSynthetic Horsepox Virus Could Lead to More Effective Smallpox VaccineTechnology NetworksEvans hopes the research will contribute to informed discussions relating to the potential applications of synthetic biology for the benefit of society. … Continue reading
Times NowSynthetic Horsepox Virus Could Lead to More Effective Smallpox VaccineTechnology NetworksEvans hopes the research will contribute to informed discussions relating to the potential applications of synthetic biology for the benefit of society. … Continue reading
Stress laid on stem cell treatmentThe HinduSome of the most advanced treatment modalities like stem cell treatments are perhaps more practically applicable to skin disorders, said Prof. Govanni Pellacani, president of the World Congress of Dermatology… Continue reading
Study advances gene therapy for glaucomaScience DailyBut even before the current study, he says he and Kaufman "have already identified at least two genes that could unplug the drain." In the long struggle to replace genes and cure disease, &… Continue reading
Business Insider |
Your burger habit could be threatened by weather chaos — but gene editing could help us save cows and avoid ‘mass …
Business Insider Producing meat is a resource-intensive and wasteful process. Pigs and cows require land to graze and crops to eat; water is used throughout the process. Climate change and a growing population will turn up the heat on these resources. A handful of … |
Deccan Chronicle |
Stem cells will help enlarge penis, breast size: Researchers
Deccan Chronicle A combination of fat collected via liposuction, and healthy stem cells from a patient’s own body, may work to provide a new form of penis, breast and bottom augmentation. The medical breakthrough has excited doctors as it has the potential to be more … |
SLUG Magazine |
Sundance Film Review: Genesis 2.0
SLUG Magazine During a TED Talk featured in Genesis 2.0, a speaker analogizes that for the information age, the computer was the harbinger for the era. For the Industrial Revolution, it was the machine. And now, for synthetic biology, it’s the cell. Synthetic … |