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    Farm group files EU court challenge to new genetic engineering rules●Bauernstimme: Direktklage beim Europäischen Gericht gegen Neue Gentechnik-Verordnung (NGT) eingereicht https://www. baueMmastodonWorldEU Politics21 d ago

    The German farmers' association Bauernstimme has filed a direct action at the European Court against the EU's new genetic engineering regulation (NGT), which loosens rules for certain gene-edited crops. The group argues the law undermines labelling and traceability requirements for agriculture. The case adds to growing resistance from farming and environmental organisations to the EU's deregulation of new genomic techniques.

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    Optimized lipid nanoparticles improve in vivo genome editing●Lipid nanoparticles optimized for large RNA cargo and tissue targeting enhance in vivo genome editing✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    A study published in Nature reports lipid nanoparticles engineered to carry large RNA payloads and target specific tissues, delivering stronger genome editing results in living organisms. The work addresses a key bottleneck in delivering bulky gene-editing RNA payloads safely to target organs. Researchers say the approach could broaden therapeutic applications of in vivo gene editing, though clinical translation remains ahead.

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    Study maps rational selection of adenine base editors for human genome editing●Rational selection of SpCas9 and variant-derived adenine base editors for human genome editing✉newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    A Nature publication describes a rational framework for choosing between SpCas9 and variant-derived adenine base editors when editing the human genome. The work aims to help researchers match editor choice to specific target sites and desired edits, improving precision in gene-editing applications. The paper is being circulated among readers following advances in CRISPR-based genome editing tools.

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    Colossal Biosciences wins 2026 Gizmodo Science Fair for genomics work▼Colossal Biosciences Named 2026 Gizmodo Science Fair Winner for the Genomic Pipeline Behind Its Dire Wolf and Red Wolf Work - Colossal✉newsScience6 h ago

    Colossal Biosciences has been named the 2026 Gizmodo Science Fair winner, recognised for the genomic pipeline behind its dire wolf and red wolf projects. The Dallas-based de-extinction company drew attention last year for announcing the birth of engineered dire wolf-like wolves, and the award highlights the gene-editing and sequencing tools developed for that work as well as its efforts supporting endangered red wolf conservation.

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    Startup urges rethink of ban on gene-edited babies▼Making gene-edited babies is illegal. This startup says it may be time to reconsider✉newsBusinessStartups17 h ago

    A startup is publicly challenging the legal prohibition on creating gene-edited babies, arguing it may be time to reconsider the ban. Heritable human genome editing is illegal in many countries, and the company's stance reignites debate over whether the technology should remain off-limits or be allowed under strict oversight. Critics warn of serious ethical and safety risks, while supporters point to preventing genetic disease.