A British expert hopes to gain "insights into the causes of miscarriage" - but the embryos cannot be implanted into women.
British scientists have won the right to "edit" the activity of genes in human embryos for the first time in the UK.
A licence to genetically modify genes in research has been approved by national regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
It was welcomed by one expert as a move that would "assist infertile couples and reduce the anguish of miscarriage".
Read full Article here Sky News
British scientists have won the right to "edit" the activity of genes in human embryos for the first time in the UK.
A licence to genetically modify genes in research has been approved by national regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
It was welcomed by one expert as a move that would "assist infertile couples and reduce the anguish of miscarriage".
Read full Article here Sky News
