Crispr's Next Big Debate
Crispr's Next Big Debate
6/6/2017
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This Wired article discusses the potential risks and limitations of using the gene-editing tool called CRISPR-Cas9. It highlights a study which found that the CRISPR system, while highly effective in making intentional changes to the DNA, can also lead to unexpected mutations elsewhere in the genome. The article explores the concerns raised by the study's findings and the need for further research to ensure the safety and accuracy of CRISPR as a gene-editing tool. It emphasizes the importance of careful consideration and regulation of CRISPR technology to avoid unintended consequences and potential harm.
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crispr ꞏ gene editing ꞏ genetic engineering ꞏ dna mutations ꞏ genetic modification ꞏ biotechnology ꞏ genome editing ꞏ genetic diseases ꞏ gene therapy ꞏ genetic research ꞏ genetic technology ꞏ genetic mutations ꞏ genetic manipulation ꞏ genetic disorders ꞏ gene splicing ꞏ genetic revolution ꞏ genetic code ꞏ genetic variation ꞏ genetic breakthrough ꞏ dna sequence ꞏ genetic editing ꞏ gene manipulation ꞏ dna editing ꞏ genetic medicine ꞏ gene regulation ꞏ genome manipulation ꞏ genome modification ꞏ genome engineering ꞏ genome revolution ꞏ gene expression ꞏ genome discovery ꞏ evolutionary biology ꞏ crispr-cas9 ꞏ gene editing technology ꞏ genetics research ꞏ molecular biology ꞏ gene function ꞏ dna modification