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CRISPR-Cas Eliminates Blue-Ear Pig Disease by Targeting CD163 Gene
A team of bio-scientists affiliated with a host of institutions across the U.S. has developed a gene editing technique to produce newborn pigs immune to porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, also known as blue-ear pig disease.
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'Sea Monsters' That Lived 500 Million Years Ago Passed Their Genes to Modern Humans!
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Gene Behind Virgin Birth Discovered
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Giant Viruses Have Genes for Their Own Metabolism
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It's in the Genes: Study Discovers 79 Forms of Genetic Obesity, More Than Previously Thought
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Game Changer: Scientists Develop New Technique to Test Antibiotic Efficiency
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Bipolar Disorder’s True Source is Not What Scientists Expected
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Erasing a Bad Memory is as Easy as Switching Off a Gene
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Genes May Determine the Level of Education a Pesron May Get
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Baby in China Born with 31 Fingers Seeks Surgery
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Cystic Fibrosis: Drug Treatment Offers New Hope for Patients
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Scientists Discover New Breast Cancer Gene
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