CRISPR can finally tell us which human genes are essential—and which matter specifically to cancer cells.

The human immune system can hinder the gene-editing tool, though there could be ways around it

A scientist has claimed he used the revolutionary CRISPR gene technology on human embryos, igniting a global controversy.

Some weaken their hosts’ immune systems by sacrificing themselves in kamikaze fashion, paving the way for successful infections later.

CRISPR, GLP1s, and other advancements that astonished me

A DNA archive has been quietly connecting labs from Massachusetts to China to Iraq.

Scientists in China have used CRISPR to make a modified goat that produces more of the fine wool.

American scientists have now used CRISPR to edit human embryos, but that doesn’t mean we’re entering a Gattaca-style dystopia.

Thanks to CRISPR, scientists are studying animal evolution in ways that were previously thought to be impossible.

On Tuesday, a crowd piled into a patent hearing that will be among the last of its kind.