The U.S. Patent Office has finally ruled on the century’s biggest biotech discovery.

Readers weigh in on the ethical and biological dangers of human-genome editing.

In the 1970s, a new push to patent scientific research kicked off a DNA-editing gold rush.

As more details come out about the CRISPR baby scandal, the scenario looks bleak.

To fulfill its revolutionary promise, the gene-editing technique will need to be edited.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that somebody is going to end up hurt eventually.”

There's a lot of money to be made in gene-editing technology.

Can the gene editing technique redeem the reputation of engineered crops?

The pioneer biochemist feels a responsibility to weigh in on ethical debates about gene editing.

“I was sitting in the front, and I just heard this gasp from everyone behind me.”