Ice Age Wolf Meal Yields First Woolly Rhino Genome
Scientists have recovered the first genome of a woolly rhino from a 14,400-year-old bone fragment eaten by an Ice Age wolf, offering new insights into this extinct species.
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India's CRISPR Alternative Offers Hope for Food Security
Indian scientists develop indigenous, low-cost genome editing technology using 'jumping genes' to create resilient crops, bypassing costly CRISPR patents and aiming to secure India's agricultural future.
Gene-Edited Mustard Nears Approval in India
India may soon approve its first genome-edited mustard, promising higher oil output. This follows the release of gene-edited rice and marks a strategic shift in agricultural biotechnology. Read more.
Genetic Science to Transform Indian Healthcare: Expert
Dr Abhijit Dixit highlights India's genetic medicine revolution, gaps in infrastructure, and urgent need for newborn screening and data privacy laws. Read more.
UPSC Current Affairs: COP30, Solar Mamas, Genome Tech
Comprehensive UPSC current affairs coverage for November 17-23, 2025. Key updates on COP30 outcomes, G20 summit, indigenous genome editing technology, and environmental developments for competitive exam preparation.
India's Own Gene Editing Tech Aids Cheaper Crop Breeding
ICAR patents indigenous TnpB gene editing technology, offering a miniature alternative to CRISPR. This breakthrough promises cheaper, IP-free GE crop development for Indian farmers.
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