Health
Designer red blood cells could move drugs around body
Red blood cells have been genetically engineered to make it easy to stick molecules to them, and so could safely deliver drugs where needed
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Earth
Don’t have a cow: Making milk without the moo
Opinion
Earth
Study attacking genetically modified food republished
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Earth
New European rules on biotech crops please no one
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Earth
Brazilian science bids for world glory
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Life
Open your mind to the gene-modified American chestnut
Opinion
Environment
American chestnut set for genetically modified revival
News
Vermont is first to label genetically modified food
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Life
The bacteria that chat back and tell you how they are
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GM mozzies get go-ahead in fight against dengue fever
Brazil has become the first country to approve the commercial use of genetically modified insects in an attempt to tackle the dengue virus
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Health
Pharma to fork: How we’ll swallow synthetic biology
Features
Earth
Synthetic biology can supplement traditional farmers
Opinion
Life
Designer chromosomes could turn cells into factories
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Health
Hacked bacteria keep tabs on the health of the gut
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