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The future of medicine could lie in gene editing, and researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are at the forefront of it.This work inside an RPI lab is

A recent study conducted in India challenges the common belief that dengue becomes severe only during secondary infections. Published in Nature Medicine, the research reveals that the first bout of dengue can be equally life-threatening. Led by researchers at the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) in New Delhi, the study analyzed severe dengue cases in children, showing that more than half were attributed to primary infections.

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Kenya enjoys warm ties with Iran which were signified by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's visit to Kenya in July 2023.

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The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has released its decision on “null segregants” (APP204173) defining them as 'not genetically engineered organisms'. In February, Plant and Food applied to the EPA to determine if “null segregants” ...

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has released its decision on &ldquo&#x3b;null segregants&rdquo&#x3b; (APP204173) defining them as &quot&#x3b;not genetically engineered organisms&quot&#x3b;.

The political philosopher and Harvard University Professor will be the guest at Express Adda in New Delhi Friday.

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