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Do Not Fear Gene-Edited Food.

• Authors : SCHWARTZ, JEN

Subjects: MUSHROOMS; GENOME editing; PENNSYLVANIA State University

• Source: Popular Science. Nov/Dec2016, Vol. 288 Issue 6, p82-83. 2p. 1 Color Photograph.

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BODY, HEAL THYSELF.

• Authors : ENGBER, DANIEL

Subjects: *HEALING; *PHYSICIANS; *T cells

• Source: Popular Science. Nov/Dec2017, Vol. 289 Issue 6, p16-17. 2p. 2 Color Photographs.

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The first genetically engineered humans might not have their DNA tweaked at all; The new technique offers a less permanent way to edit the genome.

• Authors : By:Claire Maldarelli

• Source: Popular Science, October 26, 2017 Health, 3pp

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THE CHURCH OF CHURCH.

• Authors : INTERLANDI, JENEEN; KWON, JUNNIE

Subjects: CHURCH, George M., 1954-; GENOME editing; GENETIC genealogy

• Source: Popular Science. May2015, Vol. 286 Issue 5, p56-62. 6p. 4 Black and White Photographs, 1 Diagram.

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These fuzzy burrowers don't need oxytocin to fall in love; Relationship goals.

• Authors : By:Laura Baisas

• Source: Popular Science, January 27, 2023 Environment, 3pp

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CRISPR breaks ground as a one-shot treatment for a rare disease

• Authors : By:Claire Maldarelli

• Source: Popular Science, July 28, 2021 Health, 6pp

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There's No Need To Fear Gene-Edited Food; CRISPR democratizes food technology

• Authors : By:Jen Schwartz

• Source: Popular Science, October 28, 2016 Science, 3pp

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Doctors altered a person's genes with CRISPR for the first time in the U.S. Here's what could be next.; Last week, a young woman with sickle cell anemia became the first person in the United States to have her cells altered with CRISPR gene editing technology. Here's what that means for the future treatment of genetic diseases.

• Authors : By:Donavyn Coffey

• Source: Popular Science, August 8, 2019 News, 5pp

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