Membership: The organization says it comprises some 40,000 members worldwide, with highest concentrations in France, Canada and Japan. Outside researchers have suggested the membership may be smaller.

UC Santa Cruz researchers are studying the ways certain genetic elements hide and make copies of themselves, so they can ...

In a scientific achievement that reads like science fiction made real, Colossal Biosciences has accomplished what many thought impossible: successfully bringing back the dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus), an ...

A baby born with a rare and dangerous genetic disease is growing and thriving after getting ... The first CRISPR therapy ...

Scientists have developed a new gene-editing system that can weave whole genes into human DNA. It could one day lead to a better method of treating genetic diseases triggered by a diverse range of ...

For example, Australian eucalyptus trees ... Then they put the gene-altered nuclei into the eggs for cloning, and the cloned embryos were implanted back into the donor cats—making the cats ...

less invasive approach to cloning developed during the dire wolf research. “The red wolf… is a great example of a species that’s hindered by a lack of genetic diversity. What what we could ...

Transgenic technology has become an essential tool for the development of animal biotechnologies, and animal cloning through ... studies on gene expression and its regulation, the improvement of ...

The biggest challenge in cloning — that is, creating an exact genetic copy of a complex lifeform ... were conducted only on mice, for example. "As a Ph.D. candidate, I couldn't imagine ...