Embryos
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Genetic treatment using three-parent embryo may be ready in two years
3 Jun 2014: Mitochondrial replacement is controversial because the law rules out all treatments on humans that require changing their DNA
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24 Jul 2014:
Letters: Safety is and will always be of paramount importance, and the conclusions of the report represent a balanced view
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18 Jul 2014: Other lives: Developmental and cell biologist who specialised in frog embryology
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3 Jun 2014:
Mitochondrial replacement is controversial because the law rules out all treatments on humans that require changing their DNA
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9 Apr 2014:
Cloning of dachshund puppy Mini-Winnie by Korean company Sooam Biotech raises ethical issues, say scientists
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3 Mar 2014: Swedish medical team hoping for world first as women born without uterus or who lost it to cancer get embryo transfers
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27 Feb 2014:
Controversial technique, currently banned, would prevent women from passing mitochondrial diseases to their children
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15 Feb 2014: Change to IVF rules could make Britain the first country to allow therapy to change DNA in embryos
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18 Jan 2014:
GrrlScientist: Have you ever wondered about the development of a bird embryo inside an egg?
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24 Oct 2013:
Scientists have identified thousands of regions in the genome that control the activity of genes for facial features
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1 Sep 2013: The professor of chemical pathology who pioneered non-invasive prenatal diagnosis is keenly aware of the ethical implications, writes Zoë Corbyn
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6 Jul 2013: Kishwar Desai: Those calling for the British ban on sex selection of children born through IVF to be lifted should look at India and think again
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28 Jun 2013:
Zoe Williams: Debate of the day: Mitochondrial transfer isn't necessarily part of the pro-choice package. It has ethical implications worth thinking about
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15 May 2013:
Human embryonic stem cells have been harvested from cloned embryos for the first time and grown into beating heart cells
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15 May 2013: The cells, made with cloning technique behind Dolly the sheep, have the potential to regenerate damaged organs and tissues
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12 Apr 2013:
Simon Jenkins: Bob Edwards and Patrick Steptoe, who brought happiness to so many, had to overcome prejudice from many quarters
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