Life’s revolution: From the selfish gene to the collaborative cell
Alfonso Martínez Arias|
Just as a living being has tissues and organs, society has structures that provide it with resilience and allow it to adapt to changes and evolve
The genetic labyrinth that explains family resemblance
Bob Holmes / Knowable Magazine|
After turning up hundreds of genes with hard-to-predict effects, some scientists are now probing the grander developmental processes that shape face geometry
The woman cured with gene editing: ‘My supercells have changed my life’
The case of American Victoria Gray shows the hope of new CRISPR therapies, but also their problems: they will cost about three million dollars
The most disturbing question in science today remains unanswered: Are the first genetically modified babies okay?
The scientific community lashes out at China due to the secrecy surrounding the health of the three girls that were ‘edited’ by He Jiankui