Biotech Stocks Drop After Troubling CRISPR Study, but Gene Editing Is Still the Future
The study suggests many people might be immune to CRISPR-based treatments, or at risk of experiencing dangerous side effects because of them.
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The study suggests many people might be immune to CRISPR-based treatments, or at risk of experiencing dangerous side effects because of them.
A universal map of the human immune system could enable doctors to diagnose patients earlier on, and more accurately.
41P took almost 100 years to identify, and now, its spin is rapidly slowing down.
Even the people tasked with understanding the most fundamental pieces of our Universe run into surprises.
Your body is just a crazy chemistry experiment.
If all goes well it could become a constellation of 15 satellites working hard to film the planet's surface.
A whole lot of data they could have been using literally floated away.
It’d sure be nice to know what the hell actually happened.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's a black hole.
Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered an ancient sweet spot in which early humans flourished some 500,000 years ago.
These trials could be completed within the next year or two.
Ignore everything and watch these fluffy little dudes.
Kids these days just aren’t that into each other, according to a new report released last week.
In 30 Doradus, a.k.a. the Tarantula Nebula, stars are formed at a much higher rate than in surrounding areas.
At 23,249,425 digits long, it’s nearly a million digits longer than the previous record holder.
