Gene therapy is allowing us to switch on natural beneficial mutations to counteract the effects of negative mutations in diseases such as sickle cell anaemia.
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The first case of genetically engineering a human embryo to cure a congenital disease is a technical breakthrough but raises troubling ethical questions.
DNA profiling is a powerful tool, but being faced with identical DNA from identical genes has been a problem - until now.
British researchers have developed a new way of tracing the life history of individual cells back to their origins in the…
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