Inside the plan to 'de-extinct' the woolly mammoth as early as 2028
The first woolly mammoth calves may be born by late 2028 through genetic engineering of Asian elephants.
How a putrid' find in a museum cupboard could be the key to bringing the Tasmanian tiger back to life
The discovery of a well-preserved thylacine head in a museum has significantly advanced de-extinction research efforts.
Unexpected findings can have profound impacts on scientific progress.
De-extinction company's mascot strikingly similar to Jurassic Park
Colossal Foundation aims to 'de-extinct' the Tasmanian tiger, claiming 99.9% accuracy in its genome reconstruction.
De-extinction company provides a progress report on thylacine efforts
Colossal's projects include de-extinction efforts for species like the thylacine and resistance strategies against cane toads, showcasing innovative genetic manipulation.
Inside the plan to 'de-extinct' the woolly mammoth as early as 2028
The first woolly mammoth calves may be born by late 2028 through genetic engineering of Asian elephants.
How a putrid' find in a museum cupboard could be the key to bringing the Tasmanian tiger back to life
The discovery of a well-preserved thylacine head in a museum has significantly advanced de-extinction research efforts.
Unexpected findings can have profound impacts on scientific progress.
De-extinction company's mascot strikingly similar to Jurassic Park
Colossal Foundation aims to 'de-extinct' the Tasmanian tiger, claiming 99.9% accuracy in its genome reconstruction.
De-extinction company provides a progress report on thylacine efforts
Colossal's projects include de-extinction efforts for species like the thylacine and resistance strategies against cane toads, showcasing innovative genetic manipulation.
A Rose Without Thorns? How Gene Editing Is Giving Plants A Glow-Up
The discovery of a gene controlling prickliness can lead to the development of smooth, prickle-free plants without compromising fruit and flower quality.
From Honeycrisp to Red Delicious love it or hate it, your apple is a clone
Genetic consistency in apples shows the impact of scientific breeding on agriculture.
A Rose Without Thorns? How Gene Editing Is Giving Plants A Glow-Up
The discovery of a gene controlling prickliness can lead to the development of smooth, prickle-free plants without compromising fruit and flower quality.
From Honeycrisp to Red Delicious love it or hate it, your apple is a clone
Genetic consistency in apples shows the impact of scientific breeding on agriculture.
Biotechnology is advancing with a new 'gene revolution' in the 2020s, allowing for gene editing without splicing in genes from separate organisms to enhance food security and address climate challenges.
Author Correction: Birth of protein folds and functions in the virome - Nature
The article highlights the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing biotechnological research.
Can GM crops promise food security? DW 06/19/2024
Biotechnology is advancing with a new 'gene revolution' in the 2020s, allowing for gene editing without splicing in genes from separate organisms to enhance food security and address climate challenges.
Author Correction: Birth of protein folds and functions in the virome - Nature
The article highlights the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing biotechnological research.
15 Years Ago, Adrien Brody Made the Most Underrated Sci-Fi Thriller of the Decade
The film 'Splice' underscores the stark contrast between scientific creation and the realities of nurturing a child.
Maxine Singer obituary: biologist who shaped genetic engineering and fought discrimination
Maxine Singer contributed significantly to the development of genetic engineering and was a key advocate for dialogue between scientists and society.
Australian scientists genetically engineer common fly species to eat more of humanity's waste
Genetically engineered black soldier flies can consume a wider range of organic waste and produce useful fatty compounds, enzymes, and reduce methane emissions.
This Start-Up Wants You to Put Custom Bacteria on Your Teeth
Launching genetically engineered bacteria for dental health as a cosmetic product after overcoming regulatory challenges.
Genetics Played Role in Rare Blood Clots Linked to COVID-19 Vaccines, Researchers Find
Rare blood clots from J&J and AstraZeneca COVID-19 shots linked to autoimmune reaction in genetically susceptible individuals, shaping future vaccine development.
Revolutionary CAR-T cell therapy looks to break through beyond blood cancer
CAR-T cell therapy revolutionizes blood cancer treatment by enhancing T-lymphocytes to combat tumors, with potential for wider application beyond hematological cancers.
Trojan Tomato: A New GMO Is Designed To Infiltrate America's Gardens
The GM Purple Tomato, genetically modified to contain anthocyanins, is being introduced to home gardeners, potentially offering heightened antioxidant levels and health benefits.
Gene editing crops to be colourful could aid weeding, say scientists
Genetically engineering colorful crops can aid in identifying and distinguishing weeds, potentially reducing the need for pesticides.
Surgeons Transplant Pig Kidney Into a Patient, a Medical Milestone
Genetically engineered pig kidney transplanted into a man in Boston offers hope to kidney failure patients.
Kidney from genetically modified animals could address inadequate access to transplants and potentially make dialysis obsolete.
Cannibal Cells Inspire Cancer Treatment Improvement
Stimulating cellular cannibalism with genes can enhance cancer immunotherapy
Research focuses on using modified genes to make cells consume cancer cells more effectively
Scientists take a step closer to resurrecting the woolly mammoth
Woolly mammoth's stem cell milestone reached by biotech company
Mammoths may walk among humans again through genetic engineering techniques
Scientists Create Elephant Stem Cells in the Lab
Genetically engineered elephant stem cells created by Colossal hold potential for various applications like protecting living elephants and studying cancer resistance.
This Genetically Engineered Petunia Glows in the Dark and Could Be Yours for $29
Consumers in the US can now pre-order a genetically engineered plant that glows in the dark for $29.
Biotechnology firm Light Bio in Idaho will begin shipping a batch of 50,000 firefly petunias in April.