Adam Gregory - August 13, 2024 ‘It’s a 50% reduction in ageing’ Singapore startup VVB Bio promises a dramatic reduction in ageing via a single jab. Now out of ...
Alex Galbraith - November 17, 2023 The first CRISPR treatment – Casgevy wins UK approval for sickle cell disease In a world first, the UK medicines regulator has given the green light to a therapy employing ...
Sarah Harvey - September 21, 2023 UK regulators decide preferred approach to precision bred crops Yesterday (Wednesday 20 September 2023), the Food Standards Agency board decided on their preferred ...
Joseph Morgan - October 14, 2021 CRISPR - the future of gene editing In this Forward: On Demand vlog, Joseph Morgan and Alex Galbraith explore what CRISPR/Cas9 is, how ...
Joseph Morgan - July 19, 2021 First human in vivo CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing results make history The ability to directly edit a patient’s genome safely and efficiently to treat genetic diseases ...
Katherine Green - October 9, 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for CRISPR "genetic scissors" In 2012, Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier published their ground-breaking paper in ...
Sean Constable - June 10, 2020 Can CRISPR help us in the fight against COVID-19? As countries across the world continue to face widespread disruption in the face of the COVID-19 ...
Camille Terfve - June 3, 2020 Have we entered the era of the DIY superhuman? Self-improvement products are everywhere around us, on our bookshelves and supermarket shelves ...
Sean Constable - March 30, 2020 CRISPR used in gene editing clinical trial for first time The revolutionary CRISPR gene editing tool has been used inside the human body for the first time ...
Sean Constable - January 17, 2020 EPO Board of Appeal confirms Broad Institute’s CRISPR patent lacks priority and upholds revocation decision In one of the most high profile cases of recent years, a European Patent Office (EPO) Board of ...
Sean Constable - October 25, 2019 Employing CRISPR to expose ‘hiding’ cancer cells to immunotherapy Immunotherapy employs the patient’s immune system against cancer. There are various types of ...
Camille Terfve - September 4, 2019 DIY biology dilemma – regulating biohacking Science kits may have inspired generations of children to become scientists, and those grown up ...
