Research Articles
Engineered Animals and Tomorrow's Dinner Table: Inside the Transgenic Animal Research Conference XII
Explore the groundbreaking research presented at UC Davis Transgenic Animal Research Conference XII (TARC XII) on transgenic animals, genetic engineering, and biotechnology.
CRISPR's Quantum Leap: How 2025 Became the Year Gene Editing Grew Up
In 2025, CRISPR graduated from theoretical marvel to clinical reality, curing infants of once-fatal diseases while igniting ethical debates that threaten to reshape human evolution.
The Rise and Fall of Frankenfish: What GMO Salmon's Journey Reveals About Our Food Future
How the world's first genetically engineered salmon for human consumption faced controversy and what its collapse means for future food biotech
Through the Looking Glass: How GMO Misconceptions Distort Scientific Reality
Examining the scientific consensus on GMO safety and how policy contradictions and information overload create public misconceptions.
The Gene Gap: How Knowledge and Values Shape Our Views on CRISPR Crops and Designer Babies
Exploring how knowledge and values influence attitudes toward gene editing technologies among farmers, scientists, policymakers, and the public.
The Genome Editors' New Toolkit: Rewriting Life's Code with Unprecedented Precision
Explore the revolutionary advancements in genome editing technologies that are transforming genetic engineering into a precision art form.
The CRISPR Crucible: Navigating the Twisting Trails of Biotechnology Policy
Exploring the challenges of regulating rapidly evolving biotechnologies like CRISPR and AI-assisted gene editing in global policy frameworks.