The Long-Shot Bid to Put Crispr in the Hands of the People

4/21/2017

This article discusses the controversial topic of the gene-editing tool CRISPR and the debate surrounding its accessibility to the public. It highlights the ongoing efforts of Josiah Zayner, a biohacker, in his attempt to make CRISPR technology available for DIY gene-editing. The article delves into the potential implications of allowing individuals to modify their DNA at home, raising concerns about the safety, ethics, and regulation of this practice. It also explores the various arguments from both supporters and critics of DIY gene-editing. Ultimately, the article presents a thought-provoking exploration of the possible future of CRISPR and its impact on society.

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