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Samuel Sternberg (biochemist)

Feb 03, 202056 minEp. 7
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CRISPR, a method, scientists can use DNA, and its main principles have been learned from bacteria. Similarly, bacterial defenses prevent viruses. It can be used as Alzheimer's disease, Huntington's disease or have cystic fibrosis. How do scientists turn off or transcribe part of the genetic information? Where are they and where are the limits of what else you can? And is he worried that people will lose their humanity? Answer Samuel Sternberg, who has been in the role of revolution since the beginning, stands CRISPR of yours. www.ceskatelevize.cz/porady/1044129…/9271-english/
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