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The OpenHelix BlogTue Apr 17 15:47:40 EDT 2018
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Scientific AmericanThu Jul 19 07:16:33 EDT 2018
Potential DNA Damage from CRISPR "Seriously Underestimated," Study Finds
A flurry of recent findings highlight a contentious question in this area
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Light Beam Lets the Deaf (Gerbil) Hear
A next-generation cochlear implant might allow the hearing-impaired to listen to music and cope with noise
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Could Brain Stimulation Slow Cancer?
Activating the reward system boosts anti-tumor immunity in mice
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New Human Gene Tally Reignites Debate
The controversy over how many genes are contained in the human genome continues to simmer
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CRISPR-Edited Cells Linked to Cancer Risk in 2 Studies
The preliminary findings raise questions about one of the ways this tech edits genomes
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"Reprogrammed" Stem Cells Approved to Mend Human Hearts in Pilot Study
Three patients in Japan will receive the experimental therapy in the next year
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Gut Sensor Could Monitor Health--and Beam Results to a Smartphone
The swallowable device looks promising in pigs
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Hybrid Human–Chicken Embryos Illuminate Key Developmental Milestone
A new technique could replace the need for human embryos in some lab experiments
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Stool-Pigeon Poop Reveals Bird-Racing Fouls
Racing pigeons is big business—and doping is common. Now scientists have devised a way to detect doping in the avian athletes. Christopher Intagliata reports.
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Could Future Nerve Implants Detect and Monitor Illness?
Researchers are intent on decoding body-brain nerve signals to diagnose ailments
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