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Eli Lilly and Company will acquire gene-editing startup Verve Therapeutics, Inc. for up to $1.3 billion to pocket an early-stage experimental therapy and to develop once-in-a-lifetime treatments for cardiovascular diseases.
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Eli Lilly to buy Verve for $1.3 billion, expands heart therapy segment

HQ Team June 19, 2025: Eli Lilly and Company will acquire gene-editing startup Verve Therapeutics, Inc. for up to $1.3 billion to pocket an.

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Stanford University, along with other researchers, has developed a set of gene delivery systems that can reach different neural cell types in the human brain and spinal cord with exceptional accuracy — a tool which may lead to new gene therapies to treat Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and neurogenerative diseases.
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Scientists make gene ‘truck’ to unload genetic package in brain, spine

HQ Team May 30, 2025: Stanford University, along with other researchers, has developed a set of gene delivery systems that can reach different.

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Stanford University researchers have developed a gene-editing technology, which they hope will lead to treatments for neurological diseases as well as traumatic injury.
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‘Mailman’ gene-editing tool carries molecule to exact ‘zip code’

HQ Team May 24, 2025: Stanford University researchers have developed a gene-editing technology, which they hope will lead to treatments for neurological diseases.

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Tome Biosciences, a US company engaged in gene editing, will lay off 131 employees as it plans to reduce costs, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act filing with the Massachusetts government.
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US-based Tome Biosciences to retrench 131 employees 

Tome Biosciences, a US company engaged in gene editing, will lay off 131 employees as it plans to reduce costs, according to a.

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Researchers have reworked DNA and proteins, the essential building blocks of life, to create cells that look and act like cells from the body — a discovery that may aid regenerative medicine, drug delivery systems, and diagnostic tools.
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UNC researchers close gap between synthetic and living human cells

HQ Team April 26, 2024: Researchers have reworked DNA and proteins, the essential building blocks of life, to create cells that look and.

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Notre Dame University exRNA deivce
Drugs Health Medical Pharma

Revolutionary device decodes RNA for faster diagnosis of cancer

HQ Team October 26, 2023: Scientists at the University of Notre Dame have developed an innovative device that can decode the messages exchanged.

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US researchers have genetically edited mosquitoes to kill females of the species responsible for the spread of malaria.
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Gene editing kills female mosquitoes that spread malaria

HQ Team July 10, 2023: US researchers have genetically edited mosquitoes to kill females of the species responsible for the spread of malaria..

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Artificial sweetener, sucralose, is “genotoxic” as it breaks up the DNA and also causes damage to the gut lining or leaky gut, a study reveals.
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Artificial sweetener sucralose breaks up DNA, may cause ‘leaky gut’

HQ Team June 30, 2023: Artificial sweetener, sucralose, is “genotoxic” as it breaks up the DNA and causes damage to the gut lining.

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A blood test accurately predicted two out of three cancers and their origins during a National Health Service experimental study, giving hopes of early detection.
Drugs Health Medical Pharma

Galleri test to detect multiple cancers rings in new hope

HQ Team June 3, 2023: A blood test accurately predicted two out of three cancers and their origins during a National Health Service.

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Ten thousand bits of genetic information, over the course of evolutionary history, separate humans from chimpanzees, our closest primate relative, according to researchers at Yale and Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
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10,000 missing bits of DNA separate humans from chimps: Yale study

HQ Team May 1, 2023: Ten thousand bits of genetic information, throughout evolutionary history, separate humans from chimpanzees, our closest primate relative, according to.

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