Tag · Biotechnology
Stories tagged “biotechnology”
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CRISPR Creates First Allergy-Free Dogs — For Real
Scientists at Kindred Companion Sciences used CRISPR gene editing to knock out the main allergy-causing protein in beagle DNA, creating the world's first genuinely hypoallergenic dogs.
AI Designs CRISPR Proteins That Outperform Nature
Jennifer Doudna's UC Berkeley team used AI to engineer synthetic CRISPR nucleases that edit DNA more efficiently than any protein evolution has produced.
Harvard Turns a Silicon Chip Into a DNA Writing Machine
A new Harvard-led chip can synthesize 64 DNA sequences at once using water and enzymes instead of harsh solvents, opening a cleaner path to biotech-grade DNA.
26 Chicks Hatch From the World's First Artificial Eggs
Colossal Biosciences hatched live chickens inside 3D-printed titanium shells — a breakthrough that could help bring back the giant moa.

AlphaFold Spin-Off Raises $2.1B to Hunt Drugs With AI
Isomorphic Labs, the DeepMind offshoot built around Nobel Prize–winning AlphaFold, just landed one of the biggest funding rounds in AI biotech to scale its drug pipeline.