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Japan approves growing human organs in animals for the first time
The research involves implanting modified animal embryos with human "induced pluripotent stem" cells
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Stanford professor believes in the future we won’t have sex to procreate
Says most American procreation will begin by selecting from a range of embryos created with the parents’ DNA in a lab
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DNA-editing breakthrough could delay ageing and cure incurable diseases
Technique could lead to new treatments for a range of diseases associated with the ageing process
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