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www.wiringthebrain.com
A new paper just out in Nature , by Peter Visscher and colleagues (including bio-ethicist Julian Salvulescu) explores the idea of polygenic... |
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emilkirkegaard.dk
Reading up on the huge animal breeding literature gives a useful background to one's thinking about what selection on humans will do in the future (embryo selection and direct editing á la CRISPR). I made the above infograph some time ago, maybe 1-2 years. It is still pretty accurate. The new |
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berkeleygenomics.org
[AI summary] The provided text outlines a comprehensive roadmap for advancing human germline genomic engineering (GE) and epigenomic correction (EC). It emphasizes the need for understanding primate reproductive epigenomics to develop safe and effective methods for creating genetically modified human embryos. The process involves several key steps: (1) building an epigenomic atlas of primate and human reproduction to establish gold standards for healthy epigenomic states, (2) testing these methods in non-human primates to ensure safety and efficacy, (3) applying these techniques to human cells and embryos once validated, and (4) conducting long-term follow-up studies to monitor the health and traits of individuals born through these technologies. The text al... |
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laurele.livejournal.com
A little-known proposal is threatening the future of NASAs New Horizons mission , and for reasons unknown, the space press has not reported on this development whatsoever. This needs to change, as the public has the right to know that one of this countrys most successful planetary... |
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