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“One Fish, One Shoe”: the Future of Haute Couture?

posted May 31, 2012 by Hannah Rubenstein
What if the material for your new sneakers was grown from genetically engineered animals with attributes chosen and personalized by you? Sound far-fetched? It’s not. Read more »
Tags: fashion, genetic engineering, genetics, personalization, shoes
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Is Knowing Your DNA Sequence Worth $1,000?

posted April 9, 2012 by Hannah Rubenstein
We’re quickly approaching the day when it will be possible to sequence an entire human genome for as little as $1,000 — but will shelling out a grand be worth the cost of knowing your complete DNA makeup? Read more »
Tags: disease, DNA, DNA sequencing, genetics, health, human genome
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