
Gene editing
The age of CRISPR
Ida Emilie Steinmark explores whether it can deliver on its promise
- CRISPR: Gene editing has arrived
- Next-generation medicine: CRISPR cures face cost and safety concerns
- Scientific research: Gene editing has put biological research on a new trajectory
- Editing crops: Eat your GE-greens
- CRISPR animals: Editing pigs, mice and mosquitoes may save lives
- Reproductive science: Designing babies
- The way forward: Gene editing can still change the world
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