Late Pleistocene woolly mammoths.

Researchers sequenced a 44,800-year-old Siberian woolly mammoth genome and a Wrangel Island mammoth that lived 4,300 year ago, close to the time of extinction.

Though the edit was made in non-viable zygotes, the study wades into human germline engineering, a topic of great consternation for the CRISPR/Cas9 research community.

The algorithm may be able to rationally determine the three-drug strategy with the best chance of overcoming resistance and improving survival in advanced lung cancer patients.







Sponsored by



Sponsored by
