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Editing life: A guide to the genetic revolution on our doorstep

A new gene editing technique called CRISPR is revolutionising medicine, and our relationship with our genes. It holds great promise, but also great dangers

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Should we be worried that genes can be edited so easily?

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Should we be worried that genes can be edited so easily?

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Is a new dawn of widespread gene therapy on the horizon?

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Is a new dawn of widespread gene therapy on the horizon?

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Have we found the key to eradicating viruses like HIV or herpes?

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Will CRISPR gene-editing technology lead to designer babies?

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Nettling conundrum

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We have a duty to use my gene-editing technology responsibly

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We have a duty to use my gene-editing technology responsibly

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A welcome blow to the myth of distinct male and female brains

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A welcome blow to the myth of distinct male and female brains

A major study that undermines the damaging idea that male and female brains are fundamentally different could be a game-changer, says Gina Rippon

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What does a memory in my brain look like?

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First images of live blood vessels in unprecedented clarity

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Mollusc sees the world through hundreds of eyes made out of rock

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Seal meal

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