Last week, the gene editing world was hit by news the equivalent of a nuclear bomb. In a video on YouTube, Dr. Jiankui He at Southern University of Science and Technology in China revealed that the first CRISPR babies--a pair of twin girls named Nana and Lulu--had been born. Engineered to resist HIV infections, the […]
Last week, the gene editing world was hit by news the equivalent of a nuclear bomb. In a video on YouTube, Dr. Jiankui He at Southern University of Science and Technology in China revealed that the first CRISPR babies--a pair of twin girls named Nana and Lulu--had been born. Engineered to resist HIV infections, the […]
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