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This Week in Science: May 4, 2007

May 04, 2007

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The Scan

Letter Criticizes Actions

A letter criticizing actions by the US government and research institutions toward Chinese and Chinese-American scientists has garnered more than a hundred signatories.

Even Earlier Edits?

NPR reports that researchers in New York are investigating whether it is possible to edit the genomes of human sperm.

For Everyone

In an opinion piece at the Nation, Sarah Lawrence College's Laura Hercher argues that everyone should be able to access prenatal genetic testing.

Nature Studies Mystery of Remains Near Himalayan Lake, More

In Nature this week: ancient DNA uncovers presence of Mediterranean migrants at a Himalayan lake, and more.

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