Gene Editing

@kami858 · 7 months ago

The future of medical science holds great promise and potential for advancements in several areas

The future of medical science is promising and filled with exciting possibilities. Here are some key trends and developments we can expect: 1. **Precision Medicine:** Medical treatments are becoming...

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@Major · 9 months ago

10 Mind-Blowing Discoveries that Will Revolutionise Science and Technology Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of scientific and technological advancements, breakthroughs are constantly pus...

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@Cryptoboy · 1 year ago

Top 10 Bitcoin Holders

Bitcoin! We've all heard of it;the Cryptocurrency which makes you think of money, super cars and yachts.There is no doubt bitcoin has made a lot of people rich but even among these rich 'bitcoinaires'...

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@BrokeCoffeeSnob · 1 year ago

Science Fundamentals: RNA

The Science Fundamental Series is designed to give quick, brief introductions to fundamental concepts in science. Hopefully these quick explanations of science terms and processes are helpful, and are...

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@MantiManna · 1 year ago

Global Genome Editing Market Study

Global Genome Editing Market Segmented By Technology (Meganucleases, (Crispr)/cas9, Talens/Megatals, Zfn) By Delivery Method (Ex-vivo, In-vivo) By Mode (Contract, In-house) By End-use (Biotechnology A...

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@xyuon.tech · 2 years ago

What Is Transhumanism & How It’s Shaping The Path To The Future

Transhumanism is an intellectual and cultural movement that affirms the possibility and desirability of fundamentally transforming the human condition by developing and making widely available technol...

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@Temimay · 2 years ago

Pig to human heart transplant.

? The patient, David Bennett, a 57 year old Maryland handyman, knew there was no guarantee the experiment would work but he was dying, ineligible for a human heart transplant and had no other option,...

4 likes · 2 comments · Naija Wazobia (9ea9)

@lutch · 2 years ago

A First in the World

Years of work on transplanting pig organs to humans have just begun to bear fruit, and for the first time in the world, a pig heart has been transplanted into a human. The patient's condition is repor...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Shounenbat · 2 years ago

The World We Strive For

Time for some rambling thoughts. I apologize to those who normally enjoy reading my articles for such crazy ramblings, but after spending too much time on forums, I’ve come to wonder just what kind o...

7 likes · 2 comments · Freewriting (c99e)

@CryptoMax · 2 years ago

The System is Rotten: Do Something About It!

The system we have today did a great job at bringing us up until this point. Yes, it did have a huge role in civilization, but the time for it to be placed next to archaic systems like Feudalism has...

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@Geneticist_Ashik · 3 years ago

Biotechnology the Future of living world.....

What is Biotechnology: The art of utilizing living organisms and their products for the production food, drink, medicine, vaccine or for the benefits to the human race and animal species. It's a bro...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Neanderthal-type "mini-brains" created in the laboratory with the CRISPR tool

Rest assured, no one has (yet) created lab brains with consciousness. But, yes, researchers have been able for years to create mini-brains, called brain organoids, serving as models of neuronal behav...

1 likes · 0 comments · Science of Living Things(SLT) (fa22)

@Shakir1991 · 3 years ago

Could we bring back an extinct species using DNA, Jurassic Park style?

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@mikaella27 · 3 years ago

Ways How Technology Could Change the World by 2025

AI-optimized manufacturing Paper and pencil trackers are a part of the new status quo and contribute to high levels of unnecessary resources, supplies and time, luck, essential international travel...

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@PVMihalache · 3 years ago

De-extinction: Ethics v Science

The 2020 showed us how fragile the humanity is. The Covid-19 pandemic messed up with our lives and our perception of safety. Can this lead to our extinction? The human race doesn't face extinction so...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Anur · 3 years ago

what will be like in the near future

Many people dream of a bright human future. The notion of a life that will someday be all around us inspires and frightens many at the same time. Cyborgs? Robots? Could we live forever? What prognosis...

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@aniruddhasen · 3 years ago

The past and future of genetic engineering

Someone who has been sleeping from the 1980’s if woken up today will be fascinated by the technological development in the field computers and AI. But behind the scene another not so discussed techno...

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@PVMihalache · 3 years ago

De-extinction : The ethical reasons to play God

The human race doesn't face extinction soon, however, 99.9% of all species that ever lived are extinct, and probably the human race will follow the pattern, inevitably heading for extinction. The ques...

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@robi11 · 3 years ago

Basic concept about evolution

Evolution This article is about how science deals with evolution. I hope those who are not clear of the concept will be clear. Basic in 24 words: There is a thing called DNA in the cells of the b...

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@freelancer144 · 3 years ago

Two Nobel laureates in chemistry to innovate new technology

Two scientists from France and the United States won the Nobel Prize this year for inventing a new technology for DNA editing. They are Emmanuel Charpentair of France and Jennifer A. Donna of the Unit...

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@nipa7 · 3 years ago

Seven women who have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 120 years

Seven women who have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 120 years So far, 185 people have won the Nobel Prize for their outstanding achievements in chemistry. There are 7 women winners. Mary Cur...

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@Lima · 3 years ago

Two women scientists have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Two French and American scientists have won the Nobel Prize this year for inventing a new technology for DNA editing. They are Emanuel Charpentier of France and Jennifer A. Donna of the United States....

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@craigy · 3 years ago

Doudna and Charpentier win Chemistry Nobel for CRISPR-Cas9 method of gene editing

This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry was long anticipated, for the CRISPR/Cas9 system of gene editing was a tremendous accomplishment in biology and chemistry. It promises a lot, including curing hu...

1 likes · 0 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@Afrin11 · 3 years ago

Genome Editing - Problems and Possibilities

Hello friends How are you? I am writing about a new article. Genome Editing - Problems and Possibilities ঞ্চ Panchanan Mandal 05102020 *************************** Most of the hereditary or...

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@Hridoy · 3 years ago

Is CRISPR grain GMO?

After a busy day, if you come home and see that your favorite thing has been cooked, it is a great pleasure, isn't it? But what would it feel like to hear after eating, it was genetically modified fo...

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@Sital · 3 years ago

Hiv aids

Mr Brown, who was also known as "the Berlin patient", was given a bone marrow transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to HIV in 2007. It meant he no longer needed anti-viral drugs and he...

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@annetomas325 · 3 years ago

Technology technicals that will transform the world as we know it over the next ten years

New technologies not only change the way humans live nowadays, but they also create new trends that will shape the way people will live in the future as well, from 5G technology in smartphones to nan...

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@Rayhanx · 3 years ago

Top 10 stories of 2019: A black hole picture, measles outbreaks, climate protests and more

Science is good at measuring progress — and where we fall short. Science News’ Top 10 stories of the year reflect that duality, from celebrating great achievements to highlighting problems we had hope...

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@SnowUnderSun · 3 years ago

New Technology in Genome via blockchain

Personalization and gene-level healthcare is becoming a mantra for healthy living of today and this trend is certainly here to stay When it comes to the healthcare of today, it seems taking tablets o...

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@Perxius · 3 years ago

Why should genetic engineering be legalized?

Many believe that genetic engineering should be supported and authorized both ethically and legally because it can be used to cure many different types of disorders and diseases. By eliminating spec...

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