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animals Scientists bringing the back the extinct Tasmanian tiger (thylacine) David Pescovitz

neuroscience Scientists accidentally made a vicious mutant attack hamster Thom Dunn

biology This weird mouse with a tuft of human hair could be the future of a stem cell treatment for baldness David Pescovitz

fruit These tomatoes are genetically edited to relax you David Pescovitz

arachnids Scientists bio-engineered a Daddy Long Legs to have short legs instead Thom Dunn

animals For the first time ever, scientists finally crack the code for editing marsupial genes Thom Dunn

genetics Scientists successfully implanted human genes into monkeys to increase their brain mass Thom Dunn

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dna Scientists have successfully performed CRISPR gene editing in a live human body for the first time ever Thom Dunn

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