CRISPR: A DNA Word Processor for Editing the Genome @YourekaScience
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Since the discovery of DNA’s fundamental role in building and sustaining life, scientists have dreamed of having the ability to easily edit DNA in very precise ways. This video explores how a group of scientists made a major breakthrough in understanding the bacterial immune response, called the CRISPR/Cas system, and discovered a way to utilize this system to create a new technique to specifically change the DNA sequence of any organism with great ease!

This video was produced in collaboration with iBiology.
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CRISPR: A DNA Word Processor for Editing the Genome

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