A group of researchers made gene-edited hamsters that were meant to be less aggressive. The researchers used CRISPR, a gene-editing platform, to remove a gene they believed was responsible for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A team of neuroscientists was "really surprised" by the results of a gene-editing experiment on hamsters. The team expected that ...

Some rodents hammed up their aggressiveness when subjected to gene manipulation, a university found in a recently published study. Georgia State University used the DNA-splicing tool CRISPR to ...

(CN) - Shorter days trigger aggression hormones in female hamsters, according to an Indiana University study that researchers say could help better understand human aggression. Siberian hamsters were ...

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“We were really surprised at the results,” said one of the lead researchers. The gene-spliced hamsters bit, chased and pinned down other hamsters. 3 Summer "Power Patterns" Are About to Trigger (One ...

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Researchers said they chose to work with Syran hamsters they're social structure is similar to that of humans. Shutterstock A gene-editing experiment conducted on hamsters turned the adorable, furry ...

A team of neuroscientists was "really surprised" by the results of a gene-editing experiment on hamsters. The team expected that the elimination of vasopressin activity would make the hamsters behave ...