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TED Talk Discussion: Jennifer Doudna "How CRISPR Let's Us Edit Our DNA"
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TED Talk Discussion: Jennifer Doudna "How CRISPR Let's Us Edit Our DNA"
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Thursday, March 2, 2023, 9:00 AM until 10:00 AM
Videoconference information will be provided in an email once registration is complete.
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What is this?
Nomadic Washington biochemist, retired physician
and artist
Andy
Miller will present a Cliff Note summary of
t
he DNA code; the 'language of life'
which contains the instructions for building all carbon-based organisms.
A 15-minute Ted talk will follow, then group discussion on the ground breaking 2020 Nobel prize CRISPR research
by
Emanuelle Carpentier
and
Jennifer Doudna,
that harnesses the DNA code allowing Homo Sapien's to play "God"
and write DNA code, repairing genetic diseases in individuals and potentially creating a genetically superior human race.