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Biologist aims to ‘democratize’ gene editing with DIY CRISPR kit
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. On the kitchen table ...
Glowing bacteria detect diabetes, cancer in patients’ urine
A Stanford-designed project has built a startling new tool for diagnostic medicine: living biosensors made of bacteria that glow a ...
CRISPR founder fighting for patent rights to gene-editing tool
Will the University of California reap the financial rewards of CRISPR's commercial use, likely worth billions of dollars? That's the ...
23andMe focuses on data portal for researchers
In less than a decade, biotech company 23andMe has turned a refrigerator full of spit into one of the largest ...
California bill to prevent genetic testing without consent
If you want to keep your DNA to yourself, be sure not to leave any stray hairs, Q-tips or underwear ...
In battle over Prop. 37, a tale of two farms
Wall Street JournalIn battle over Prop. 37, a tale of two farmsSan Jose Mercury NewsThe incendiary issue is at the ...
In battle over Prop. 37, a tale of two farms
Wall Street JournalIn battle over Prop. 37, a tale of two farmsSan Jose Mercury NewsThe incendiary issue is at the ...
Reality check: Anti-Proposition 37 ad is partially misleading
What's the charge? Henry I. Miller, a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution who was founding director of the Food ...
In the Prop 37 food fight, is fair play losing out?
On Nov. 6, voters will decide whether to approve the country's first law requiring labels for genetically modified foods. More ...
Monsanto: ‘No’ to GM food labeling in California, ‘yes’ to GM food labeling in Great Britain? Why?
Monsanto fully supports the labeling of foods with genetically engineered products. In the United Kingdom. St. Louis-based Monsanto, a leading ...