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embryology

[em-bree-ol-uh-jee] / ˌɛm briˈɒl ə dʒi /


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“I am very, very concerned” about the cultural change at Carnegie and the reorganization, says Yixian Zheng, the director of Carnegie’s embryology department.

From Science Magazine

Daniel Brison, a professor of clinical embryology at the University of Manchester, said the study was an important proof of concept, but that questions remain.

From The Guardian

She will be best remembered for her government report into human fertilisation and embryology, which balanced the rights of the embryo with the rights of infertile couples.

From BBC

Robin Lovell-Badge, a professor of genetics and embryology at the Francis Crick Institute in London who moderated the session, asked a question that he said was on many attendees’ minds.

From New York Times

Professor Joyce Harper, professor in genetics and human embryology at London’s UCL, said: “Today’s report of genome editing human embryos for resistance to HIV is premature, dangerous and irresponsible.”

From The Guardian