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Podcast: Fighting drug-resistant bacteria; consumers embrace CRISPR-edited food; bomb-detecting plants; and life-saving biosimilar medicines

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Our inability to rapidly detect the novel coronavirus has made it difficult to properly combat COVID-19 ...

Podcast: Coronavirus—what it is, how it spreads and the surprising ways it might be treated

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
SARS-CoV-2, a novel coronavirus first detected in China in January, is emerging as a significant threat, with just under 128,000 ...

Podcast: Treating blindness with CRISPR; customized cancer drugs; Beyond Meat v. critics; saving bananas from extinction

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As genetic engineering reshapes intimate aspects of our lives, is the public on board? ...
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Podcast: How oil from GMO plants could help prevent heart disease, preserve our oceans and cut fossil fuel use

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Omega-3 fatty acids are critical to human health. Among their many benefits, these oils can help preserve eye and brain ...

Podcast: How to build a coronavirus; alcohol doesn’t shrink your brain; and locusts threaten famine in East Africa

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Kevin Folta and Cameron English break down four of the latest headlines from the world of genetics and biotech ...

Podcast: How ‘anti-CRISPR’ viral proteins can fine-tune gene editing in medicine and agriculture

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Researchers hope to exploit this viral countermeasure to regulate gene editing and minimize unintended mutations during the editing process ...

Podcast: Tackling ethical questions about CRISPR with GLP’s groundbreaking Global Gene Editing Regulation Tracker and Index

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To what degree are nations deploying these revolutionary new tools? ...

CRISPR gene editing means more high-yield, disease-resistant crops likely to hit the market

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Since the millennium rolled over 20 years ago, the pace of genetic discovery has only accelerated. Nobody could have predicted ...

Podcast: How ‘fake news’ about avian flu almost sent virologist Ilaria Capua to prison for life

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Capua now uses her harrowing experience to educate policymakers and law enforcement about science ...
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Viewpoint: After years of bashing agriculture and GMOs, Chipotle reverses course with ‘Cultivate the Future of Farming’ campaign

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Given Chipotle's past cozy relationship with organic food marketers, this seems more like a marketing stunt ...

Podcast: Agricultural economist Stuart Smyth explains the risks and benefits of GMOs and the future of crop biotechnology

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
Few academics eagerly engage the public on controversial scientific topics, content to quietly focus on their research. Agricultural economist and ...

Podcast: How precision, customized medicine is reshaping health care

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
For all the life-saving pharmaceuticals, surgeries and devices it provides, modern medicine is still rather imprecise. Chemotherapy drugs, for instance, ...

Podcast: How nitrogen-fixing bacteria can cut fertilizer use 30-50%

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
In the early 20th century, Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch revolutionized agriculture. The two German chemists developed a technique, now ...

Podcast: How activists and politicians derailed South Australia’s attempt to embrace GMO crops

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Activists in Australia are manipulating politicians with fear and doubt to restrict farmer choice ...

Podcast: How artificial intelligence, machine learning can help us realize the value of all that genetic data we’re collecting

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Everywhere we look these days, someone is talking about the potential for artificial intelligence and machines to change the face ...

Podcast: How food bullying spreads unjustified fears about GMOs, animal welfare and food safety

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
We've heard a lot in recent years about the harmful impacts of bullying, especially cyber-bullying aimed at children. But rarely ...

Podcast: Genetically engineered CAR-T cell therapies destroy cancer cells. Here’s how they work

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Many millions of words have been written about GMO crops. As a result, most people know they can now buy ...
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Podcast: Should you eat ‘fake meat’? Geneticist Chana Davis breaks down the GMO Impossible Burger controversy

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The Impossible Burger has exploded in popularity across the US, with grocery stores and popular fast-food chains like Burger King ...

FDA-approved edible cotton seeds show how GMO, CRISPR-edited crops can battle global hunger

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We can't eliminate hunger overnight, but this breakthrough cotton variety will combat a lot of needless suffering ...

Podcast: Edible cotton—how genetic engineering turns toxic seeds into nutritious food

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Cotton production is a global industry. Grown by approximately 80 countries, the crop is primarily harvested for fiber to make ...
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Podcast: Farm Aid concert meant to support US agriculture spreads GMO, ‘factory farming’ myths

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In recent years, Farm Aid's laudable effort to support US agriculture has morphed into a promotional event for organic food ...

Podcast: Synthetic fertilizer pollution threatens our ecosystems. Are nitrogen-fixing microbes the answer?

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
Farmers need nitrogen fertilizer to maximize crop yields. Without it, our food supply would be nowhere near as abundant as ...

Podcast: How ‘activist science’ behind IARC’s glyphosate assessment fuels unjustified cancer lawsuits

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
In 2015, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) published a monograph concluding that glyphosate, the active ingredient in ...
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Podcast: GMO insects loose in the wild? Inside scoop on controversial Oxitec mosquito in Brazil

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The tiny mosquito is a nuisance in the industrialized world, yet in developing countries it is a ruthless killer, spreading ...
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Podcast: Recent study poses new glyphosate-cancer link. Plant geneticist Kevin Folta breaks down the data

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
Despite the endless stream of dramatic headlines and warnings from environmental activist groups, an overwhelming number of studies indicate that ...

Podcast: Plagiarism, data fabrication in science threaten public health. Meet one biologist who’s fighting back

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
Scientific misconduct is a serious problem in academia today. High-profile examples of data fabrication, falsification or plagiarism often generate lots ...

Podcast: GMO rice could yield affordable treatment to stem HIV in developing world

Genes and Science&nbsp|&nbsp
A research team developed an ingenious solution to a logistical public health problem—adding anti-HIV proteins to rice ...

Plant geneticist Kevin Folta: Scientific American’s rewritten anti-GMO article a ‘lesser abomination’

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The Scientific American article about "dying broccoli" and "toxic corn" drew wide criticism for its unreferenced and outright false indictment ...