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Today is the 1-year anniversary of @antonioregalado breaking the news about Chinese scientist He Jiankui (JK) using gene-edited human embryos to establish pregnancies.
It’s time to break the silence. (thread)
technologyreview.com/s/612458/exclu…
It’s time to break the silence. (thread)
technologyreview.com/s/612458/exclu…
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1 year and 1 week ago, I learned that twin girls called Lulu and Nana had been born—humanity’s first gene-edited babies.
At that time, @MMarchioneAP asked me and a few other experts to assess a manuscript written by JK about the twins. I read it, and I was horrified.
1 year and 1 week ago, I learned that twin girls called Lulu and Nana had been born—humanity’s first gene-edited babies.
At that time, @MMarchioneAP asked me and a few other experts to assess a manuscript written by JK about the twins. I read it, and I was horrified.
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I won’t recount the circumstances under which @MMarchioneAP received the manuscript—it’s her story to tell, and she told it well at the #CRISPRStory session at #SciWri19 @ScienceWriting
@antonioregalado shared his story at the same session, too.
casw.org/newsroom-2019/…
I won’t recount the circumstances under which @MMarchioneAP received the manuscript—it’s her story to tell, and she told it well at the #CRISPRStory session at #SciWri19 @ScienceWriting
@antonioregalado shared his story at the same session, too.
casw.org/newsroom-2019/…
