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Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR

Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR on HackerTube: recommended by 2 Hacker News commenters across 2 separate months, 2017–2020.

Kurzgesagt's animated explainer on CRISPR gene editing, covering how the technology works and what it could mean for curing disease, designer babies and aging. It frames genetic engineering as an irreversible change coming to humanity.

Why Hacker News recommends it

HN commenters hand it out as a quick, accessible primer whenever CRISPR or gene editing comes up.

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“I strongly recommend this quick introduction video from Kurzgesagt on YouTube”
— rosalinekarr, May 2017, in “CRISPR eliminates HIV-1 infection in live animals”

What HN commenters said

4 Hacker News comments link this video. Each one links back to its thread.

rosalinekarrMay 2017Strongly recommends

For anyone unfamiliar with CRISPR, I strongly recommend this quick introduction video from Kurzgesagt on YouTube: ▶ this video

in “CRISPR eliminates HIV-1 infection in live animals” · View on HN

TeMPOraLNov 2018Recommends

For the surely upcoming discussion about pros and cons of genetic editing in humans, Kurzgesagt has a basic overview of the space, if you can spare some 15 minutes with your morning coffee. ▶ this video (not affiliated, just love their videos)

in “First gene-edited babies claimed in China” · View on HN

sillysaurusxJan 2020Cites it

Heh. That was the first thing that popped to mind too. But it might be best to avoid the topic. Still, genetic engineering is marching ever-closer. ▶ this video

in “Clearview AI is struggling to address complaints as its legal issues mount” · View on HN

genemachineryNov 2018Cites it

Many new immune system tools are being developed. MinION is now used for T-Cell and B-Cell characterization by reading immune response to breast cancer. Can you create a AS model? [link] I can send a model, Python DNA Plotter, of an Oxford nanopore DNA sequencer(MinION), shows what a Mu DNA plotter simulation may look like. Students can now learn python programming and DNA sequencing in school, using Mu python to simulate MinION. NMSU is using MinION: [link] MinION, how it works video: [link] Python is the most widely used computer language: [link] [link] A cheap $1K sequencer, MinION, models immune response to immunotherapy? [link] Can we then create a cheaper CRISPR test? To cassify AS? Could a CRISPR test correlate immune response to TCR/CRISPR? ▶ this video What works best (chemo vs other) per immune response DNA? See Mammoth Bio CRISPR paper test. [link] NCGR has trained NHS/UK in DNA diagnostics in this internship. [link] [link] I would study Machine Learning as it is now used for DNA. [link] I used AI/shotgun sequencing on the US Human Genome Project.

in “Ask HN: Has anyone undergone stem cell treatment for auto-immune disease?” · View on HN

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Evolution & geneticsBiology & biotechnologycrisprcas9genetic engineeringdesigner babiesanimation