First Genetically Modified Primate Created With Jellyfish DNA
In Oregon, researchers at Oregon Health Science University report creating ANDi, the world’s first genetically modified rhesus monkey, carrying jellyfish DNA that glows green. The work aims to advance medical research on human diseases, with scientists noting close genetic kinship to humans. Critics urge stringent oversight and caution about translating mouse results to humans.
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New York City to require helmets for scooter riders
The City Council health committee unanimously approved a helmet bill for riders under 14. The full council is seen approving on Jan 24, with Mayor Giuliani signaling support after removing a provision that would let officers issue summonses directly to youths.
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