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>Can CRISPR be weaponized and permanently damage the genes of a large area of people? Yes. >Will treating some disease lead to causing others? Yes. >Could t
by oarabbus_ 8y ago
>Can CRISPR be weaponized and permanently damage the genes of a large area of people?
Yes.
>Will treating some disease lead to causing others?
Yes.
>Could this type of research lead to a time when humans live two to three times as long?
Yes.
> Need a fraction of our current food supply?
Yes.
I suggest anyone interested read A Crack in Creation, by Dr. Jennifer Doudna.
- jcims 8y agoThe Dude! She’s on one or two Radio Lab episodes about CRISPR. It was the first time I heard about how it works in any detail and it blew my mind.