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In conversation with Professor David Segal, Field Chief Editor for Frontiers in Genome Editing

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He has over 20 years of experience engineering gene and epigenetic systems as molecular tools and therapeutics. David Segal (DS) : I went to the University of Utah for graduate school to work with Mario Capecchi, who would later win the Nobel Prize for “gene targeting”. All the major application areas have emerging hurtles too.

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December 4 PA Environment Digest Now Available

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5 On Methane Reduction Program; Spill Policy; Chapter 78 Update; Certified Inspector Program; Injection Well Primacy PA Oil & Gas Weekly Compliance Dashboard - Nov. 25 to Dec. 1 Price Changes: Natural Gas (+149% to -64.2%); Electric (+18.8% to -25.7%) Sen. 25 to Dec. 1 Price Changes: Natural Gas (+149% to -64.2%); Electric (+18.8%

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New study finds 19th century wooden shipwrecks to be thriving habitats for deep-sea microbiomes

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Image: Maui Topical Images/Shutterstock.com. Read original article ? Download original article (pdf). After four months, they retrieved these samples and measured all of the bacteria, archaea and fungi using gene sequencing. Selling the articles is not allowed. Coan, science writer. Microscopic communities.

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Senate Committee Reports Out Bipartisan Bill Allocating $500 Million In American Rescue Fund Monies For Local Environmental Improvement, Recreation Projects

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Joseph Bowring , President, Monitoring Analytics -- Glen Thomas , GT Power Group, LLC Written comments were submitted by-- -- Pennsylvania Municipal Electric Association -- Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry The House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee also held an informational meeting on this topic September 27.

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Clean Air Day: Air Pollution Exposure Impact Starts Earlier Than You Think

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Stanford researchers recently linked early exposure to pollution with an increased risk of adult heart disease, concluding that pollution exposure at a young age can alter genes that regulate the immune system and increase blood pressure. Long-Term Impact. We wrote about this more here. During a wildfire, PM2.5

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DEP To Discuss Proposed Reg. On Reporting Spills, Releases; Draft 2024 Integrated Water Quality Report With Water Resources Advisory Committee Sept. 21

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Most recently in June, the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee reported out the latest legislation introduced on this topic-- Senate Bill 286 -- by Sen. Gene Yaw (R-Lycoming), Majority Chair of the Committee, which would redefine a spill and allow polluters to decide when a spill is harmful enough to report to DEP.

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How dancing honey bees could help us save pollinators

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As an open access publisher, Frontiers has several research topics focused on pollinator research. That was when I stumbled across a paper by Ben-Shahar et al (2002) describing the effect of gene expression on the age-related transition of worker honey bees from nurses to foragers.

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