AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Football: The rise and rise of Indonesia's Black Pearls
In Indonesia's eastern province one of country's poorest genetics and geography have combined to produce a string of successful players and teams
Sky News
Replica remains of 'Cheddar Man' on display in the Natural History Museum
<> on February 07, 2018 in London, England.
Sky News
Replica remains of 'Cheddar Man' on display in the Natural History Museum
<> on February 07, 2018 in London, England.
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Colombia studying mosquitoes to prevent the Zika virus
CLEAN : Colombia studying mosquitoes to prevent the Zika virus
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Probe after GM jellyfish lamb sold as meat in France
CLEAN : Probe after GM jellyfish lamb sold as meat in France
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Ukraine doctor pioneering three parent babies
A 34 year old woman tried to have a baby for 15 years before she turned to a pioneering doctor in Ukraine and a groundbreaking but ethically disputed three parent procedure
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Two half brothers meet after a DNA test
A DNA match revealed that they had the same father: at 72 and 64 two half brothers one French the other American find themselves in Omaha Beach in Normandy where their father an American soldier landed in June 1944
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Domesticated foxes in Siberia offer scientific insights
How did the wolf become a dog? What does domestication teach us about the evolution of species? In Siberia, a scientific experiment has been trying for 61 years to answer these questions by taming foxes (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Case of missing French schoolgirl is a "judicial disaster", says lawyer
"It's a judicial disaster!" 25 years after the disappearance of 10-year-old Marion Wagon, at the exit of her school in Agen in southwestern France, her parents' lawyer slams the shortcomings of the investigation (Footage by AFPTV via...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Argentine transgenic crops receive growing approval abroad
Argentina's transgenic crops, for years much criticised by environmentalists, are now making grounds with new technological developments and sanitary approvals abroad (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
Sky News
Could gene edited plants play a key part in helping to improve global food inequality?...
VOICED: Could gene edited plants play a key part in helping to improve global food inequality? British scientists have succeeded in creating tomatoes rich in vitamin D, using the process. It's thought the breakthrough will lead to the...
Bloomberg
A Brief History of Gene Editing
Feb.26 -- From a monk experimenting on pea plants to genetically modified babies born in China, this is how gene editing has become a subject of great anticipation and fear. (Video by Leila Hussain & Christian Capestany)
NASA
Science at Nasa: Science Casts: Fruit Flies on the International Space Station
A new species is about to join astronauts on the International Space Station: Drosophila melanogaster, also known as the "fruit fly." Genetically speaking, the bug-eyed insects have a lot in common with human beings, and they are poised...