Antimalarial bacteria and immune-boosted mosquitoes show strong potential to spread in the wild

University of Adelaide researchers developed a realistic mathematical model to predict whether gene drives could be used to eradicate populations of invasive mice from islands

Until now, combining several micronutrients into one rice plant was a dream that had not been realized

Though most scientists say they're safe, GMOs still face fierce opposition from critics. But what about the federal agencies that can approve or shoot down modified crops headed for consumers?

Experiment pushes toward the promise of algae as a clean, renewable food and fuel source

Researchers reveal daunting challenges to changing the DNA of entire populations of species via the most promising techniques available today to produce "gene drive"

Synthetic compound developed in the Moscow State University slows down aging of mice through mutation

The results have implications for public engagement across other controversial science issues, such as nuclear energy, climate change, vaccination, and water fluoridation, study's authors say

Commercially grown strawberries worldwide do not use such techniques in new variety production at this time, UF/IFAS researchers stress

Project is the first reported demonstration of genetically transforming grasses to supercharge their ability to remove contamination from the environment