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Hiroshi Ezura, a professor of genetic engineering at the University of Tsukuba, with his genome edited tomato plant (Naoki Shoji).

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2021 in review: CRISPR-edited food goes on sale to public

In September, GABA-enriched tomatoes in Japan became the first foods modified by CRISPR gene editing to go on sale to the public

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pigs

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UK gene-edited food plans must not harm animal welfare, say ethicists

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CRISPR-based 'antibiotic' eliminates dangerous bacterium from the gut

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CRISPR-based 'antibiotic' eliminates dangerous bacterium from the gut

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A basket of red tomatoes

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Tomato is first CRISPR-edited food to go on sale in the world

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RNA

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CRISPR-like tool for RNA editing could temporarily alter your proteins

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CRISPR gene-editing urgently needs an off-switch – now we have one

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CRISPR gene-editing urgently needs an off-switch – now we have one

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CRISPR gene editing used to store data in DNA inside living cells

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CRISPR gene editing used to store data in DNA inside living cells

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rape seed

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UK may allow gene editing of crops and livestock following Brexit

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A cell from a person with progeria

Health

CRISPR doubles lifespan of mice with rapid ageing disease progeria

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Amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's disease

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CRISPR gene editing of brain cells might prevent Alzheimer's disease

CRISPR gene editing could be used to introduce a rare gene variant that greatly reduces the risk of Alzheimer's, but it has only been tried in a dish so far

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CRISPR weapon spread by bacterial sex could destroy deadly superbugs

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Feng Zhang interview: CRISPR can fight covid-19 and climate change

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Cattle are being gene edited to help them survive climate change

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Russian biologist still aims to make CRISPR babies despite the risks

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