Massive gene studies are letting biotechnology companies learn from nature, and imitate it.
It sounds crazy, and it is. A startup says it can use genetic engineering to change the color of animal coats.
The $121 million National Microbiome Initiative is meant to spur investigation into the mysterious functions of the microÓ§rganisms inside us.
There’s a chance to use cutting-edge technology to save native Hawaiian birds from the mosquitoes that are driving them to extinction.
A gene therapy for an inherited immune disease completes a 27-year journey.
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