CRISPR
A gene-editing technology that allows scientists to make precise changes to DNA sequences.
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"I can use CRISPR to do the same thing."
More from Cliff Weitzman →"The first generation of these, kind of the CRISPR revolution, has been around fixing individual broken genes that lead to a monogenic disease like sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy."
More from Patrick Hsu →"You use CRISPR or some other system to reprogram those T cells to go after a specific protein."
More from David Friedberg →+1 more mention from David
"He edited the embryos using CRISPR Cas9 to make them resistant to HIV."
"We've done a pretty good job of reading. We've started to do writing with CRISPR and now these mRNA vaccines. This gives us a huge depth into the comprehension side with the digital twinning that can take place."
More from Salim Ismail →"Of course we have CRISPR now, but actually Doudna's lab just came out with something even better for bacteria for genome editing."
More from Derya Unutmaz →
"They think they might have figured out a way with genetic engineering with CRISPR or whatever they're using, whatever modalities they're using to end down syndrome."
More from Joe Rogan →+1 more mention from Joe
"This is where it gets weird because now with CRISPR and with gene editing, how many years are we away from them being actually able to do that?"
"you and I have texted on like why has Crisper not delivered on the expectations that had everybody euphoric X years in the past, but in this particular case, yeah, KJ became the first patient to receive a personalized systemic crisperbase editing ..."
More from Tim Ferriss →
"George Church, one of the greatest synthetic biologists, CRISPR gene editor, entrepreneur, professor at Harvard Medical School."
More from Peter Diamandis →"I think that it's possible using all these technologies including what we're developing and including CRISPR to really think about eliminating some global infectious diseases."
More from Siddhartha Mukherjee →"Actually, I think it's going to be in agriculture. Yeah, I think that's going to be the first major global impact."
More from Jennifer Doudna →+1 more mention from Jennifer
"CRISPR is a technology for changing DNA sequences precisely and it's an amazing tool that's now widely used in research labs around the world"
"Many people may be familiar with CRISPR. CRISPR of course is widely held as being a tremendous advance in terms of enabling DNA editing."
More from The Game w/ Alex Hormozi →"Maybe what we would do is use CRISPR, use biological and genetic engineering techniques to facilitate, to make it easier for people to deal with the extreme conditions there."
More from Scott Solomon →"In a world of CRISPR, you can do genetic modification of a very small number of cells and then grow a fetus from that."
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