Biotechnology Resources (continued)

I search the internet daily for new articles from around the world that interest me or I think will interest you. My hope is that it saves you time or helps students with their assignments. Listed by most recent first, dating back to 2005.

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• DNA Could Be One of a Million Possible Genetic Molecules - gizmodo.com

• Gene editing technologies promote a terrifying future - duqsm.com

• Is bioethics fading away? - bioedge.org

• Wired that way: genes do shape behaviours but it’s complicated - aeon.co

• Nature Says Bioethics Is Obsolete - evolutionnews.org

• Bioethicist analyzes ethics of human genome editing - badgerherald.com

• The evolution of genetic engineering - phys.org

• Bioprinting: Creating Living Cells in a 3D Printer - technologynetworks.com

• Scientists Grew a Mouse Fetus Without Sperm or Eggs - medium.com

• With These 4 Breakthroughs, We’ll Be Able to Write Whole Genomes From Scratch - singularityhub.com

• GMO Mosquitos Released In High-Security Lab - Youtube

• Deaf Parents Want Deaf Baby: Bioethicist Weighs In - medpagetoday.com

• First application of genetically modified, live-cell, pig skin to a human wound - eurekalert.org

• World's 1st cloned cow dies in central Japan at 21 - kyodonews.net

• How secure is DNA testing? What you might be giving away in an ancestry test. - engadget.com

• Beijing Biotech Company Makes Consumer Cat Cloning a Real Thing - interestingengineering.com

• What’s the right way for scientists to edit human genes? 5 essential reads - theconversation.com

• Wait, What? The First Human-Monkey Hybrid Embryo Was Just Created in China - singularityhub.com

• The five: chimeras created by science - theguardian.com

• Team first to grow genetically engineered mini livers to study disease and therapeutics - medicalxpress.com

• GM humans are possible, but do we really want them? - uk.news.yahoo.com

• Scientists Went to China to Create Controversial Human-Monkey Embryos - gizmodo.com

• Read a Harvard geneticist's plan for redesigning humans - Big Think

• Seven Wonders Of The Biotech World - American Council on Science and Health

• When it comes to disease, stem cells are a game-changer, scientists say. This is why - Medical Xpress

• Scientists Genetically Modify Fungus To Kill Mosquitoes That Spread Malaria - NPR

• Max Planck Society publishes statement on genome editing - Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

• New Causes of Autism Found in ‘Junk’ DNA - Simons Foundation

• Looking for genetic relatives in genetic databases is harmful and wrong - BioNews

• Our Genetically Engineered Future Is Closer Than You Think - leapsmag

• Ambient plant illumination could light the way for greener buildings - MIT News

• Bioethicists Concerned over Japan’s Chimera Embryo Regulations - The Scientist

• Chinese scientists add human genes to monkey brains in latest ethics controversy - South China Morning Post

• Test-tube mosquitoes might help us beat malaria - Gates Notes

• St. Jude gene therapy cures babies with 'bubble boy' disease - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

• What Are Stem Cells? - Live Science

• Freaky Eight-Letter DNA Could Be the Stuff Aliens Are Made Of - Gizmodo

• Scientists create the world’s first gene-edited lizards - University of Georgia

• Engineered Vessels Evolve into Living Tissue - Yale University

• Decoding a Mammoth with George Church - The Naked Scientists

• WHO Calls for Gene Editing Registration - Learning English

• Cancer treatment uses genetically modified cells to fight tumors - CBS News

• Not all stem cells are created equal - University of Toronto

• To Reach Mars, We Need Biotechnology - Labiotech.eu

• Gene editing for human reproduction 'irresponsible': WHO panel - Sydney Morning Herald

• Computer Scientists Create Programmable Self-Assembling DNA - UC Davis

• A Gulp Of Genetically Modified Bacteria Might Someday Treat A Range Of Illnesses - NPR

• Scientists Thread A Nano-Needle To Modify The Genes Of Plants - NPR

• New advances in optogenetics a key step towards treatment of neurological disorders - Speaking of Research

• Gene-edited food quietly arrives in restaurant cooking oil - Associated Press

• Editing the human genome: do the risks outweigh the rewards? - World Economic Forum

• Playing God: Why the future may be genetically modified - The Scotsman

• Bio-printing 101: How to Bioprint at Home - 3dPrint.com

• Watch a single cell become a complete organism in six pulsing minutes of timelapse - Aeon

• The GM chickens that lay eggs with anti-cancer drugs - BBC

• Scientists discover a new route to antibiotics using gene editing - The University of Manchester

• Africa Doesn't Need Genetically Modified Mosquitoes - Scientific American

• How Will Biotech Influence the Technology of the Future? - Labiotech

• De-Extinction Is Now a Thing—Starting With Passenger Pigeons - Singularity Hub

• Madhouse genetics - Aeon

• Same-sex mice have babies - BBC

• Plan to Build a Genetic Noah’s Ark Includes a Staggering 66,000 Species - Gizmodo

• First ever RNA-based gene-silencing drug approved by FDA, and it's not cheap - New Atlas

• CAR-T May Be a Silver Bullet Against Cancer—and Here’s What Else It Can Do - Singularity Hub

• Poised Pluripotency - Harvard

• DNA facial prediction could make protecting your privacy more difficult - The Conversation

• Gene editing – and what it really means to rewrite the code of life - The Guardian

• Baby born from embryo frozen 25 years ago - Youtube (2:37) - 12/17

• It’s time India has a conversation about ethics of gene editing - HT (Opinion) - 12/17

• The FDA Is Not Cool With Selling DIY Gene Therapies - Gizmodo - 11/17

• How Connecticut Researchers Are Rewriting DNA and Getting Closer to Cures - Connecticut Magazine - 11/17

• What is Biotech? - Science Blogs - 09/17

• How do GMOs work? What is their purpose? - Quora - 08/17

• Gene-editing removes HIV-1 infection from live animals in study - UPI - 04/17

• How Fully Synthetic Complex Life Just Got a Lot Closer - Singularity hub - 03/17

• How the discovery of stem cells revolutionized medicine - Globe and Mail - 01/17

• Florida Officials Will Release Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to Fight Zika - Smithsonian - 11/16

• Chinese scientists use gene-editing techniques in humans for first time - CNN - 11/16

• Wireless Bioelectronics: The Use of Tiny Devices to Treat Diseases - Youtube - 11/16

• For Gene Drives, Resistance May Be Inevitable - PBS - 10/16

• Hereditary diseases are the price of protection against infections - Phys.org - 09/16

• The Promise and Perils of Sharing Your DNA - Undark - 09/16

• Mosquitoes, Zika and Biotech Regulation - NC State University - 09/16

• MIT Records Memories in Human Cells - PC Mag - 08/16

• What happens when anyone can edit genes at home? We’re about to find out - Digital Trends - 08/16

• Chinese scientists to conduct first ever human gene-editing trial - CNN - 07/16

• From living computers to nano-robots: how we’re taking DNA beyond genetics - The Conversation - 06/16

• Scientists discover how to convert skin cells into red blood cells - Red Orbit - 06/16

• Chinese scientists alter genes in human embryos in controversial study - South China Morning Post - 04/16

• Considering the pros and cons of DNA editing - The Varsity - 04/16

• Scientists find secret sauce for personalized, functional insulin-producing cells - Medical Express - 04/16

• Scientists Generate a New Type of Human Stem Cell That Has Half a Genome - Columbia University Medical Center - 03/16