Bio Roundup: CRISPR Advances, Obamacare Lives, FDA Nods & More – Xconomy
Xconomy |
Bio Roundup: CRISPR Advances, Obamacare Lives, FDA Nods & More
Xconomy Gene editing took an important step this week when a group of U.S. researchers used CRISPR-Cas9 technology to correct a genetic error in dozens of human embryos without complications. It’s a significant achievement, but amidst the hype, it’s worth … |
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Kite assesses EU manufacturing options as it submits CAR–T therapy for review
BioPharma-Reporter.com The submission is the first in Europe of a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy and as such Kite is now evaluating manufacturing options in Europe, a spokesperson from the firm told Biopharma-Reporter. Kite’s principle manufacturing facility … |
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Kite assesses EU manufacturing options as it submits CAR–T therapy for review
BioPharma-Reporter.com The submission is the first in Europe of a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy and as such Kite is now evaluating manufacturing options in Europe, a spokesperson from the firm told Biopharma-Reporter. Kite’s principle manufacturing facility … |
Deutsche Welle |
Fipronil contamination scare: Aldi pulls all eggs from shelves in Germany
Deutsche Welle Food from labs for a sustainable future? “Bio-hacking” makes it possible to produce milk without cows and eggs without chickens. So-called synthetic biology could revolutionize food systems to more sustainably feed 7 billion, says bio-hacker Hannes … |
New Atlas |
CRISPR-treated skin graft used to treat diabetes in mice
New Atlas While the development of the CRISPR gene editing system is turning into one of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of the century, there are still many hurdles to overcome before the technology is efficiently applied in people. One big problem is … CRISPR skin grafts could replace insulin injections for diabetes …New Scientist CRISPR Gene Therapy via Skin Grafts Treats Obesity and Diabetes in MiceGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Gene therapy via skin could treat many diseases, even obesityScience Daily CNBC all 11 news articles » |
New Atlas |
CRISPR-treated skin graft used to treat diabetes in mice
New Atlas While the development of the CRISPR gene editing system is turning into one of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of the century, there are still many hurdles to overcome before the technology is efficiently applied in people. One big problem is … CRISPR skin grafts could replace insulin injections for diabetes …New Scientist CRISPR Gene Therapy via Skin Grafts Treats Obesity and Diabetes in MiceGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Gene therapy via skin could treat many diseases, even obesityScience Daily CNBC all 11 news articles » |