Bloomberg Studio 1.0: CRISPR Co-Inventor Dr. Jennifer Doudna

Apr.21 -- In this latest "Bloomberg Studio 1.0" host Emily Chang sits down with CRISPR Co-Inventor and 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recipient Dr. Jennifer Doudna to discuss her discovery and groundbreaking work, CRISPR's breakthroughs and promise and its ethical concerns.

[@DebjeetDasjeet]

Her life is a living inspiration. CRISPR/CAS 9 finding is one of the most revolutionary breakthrough greater than AI. She will be remembered for 1000 yrs after her death. Massive milestones

[@jayb4087]

crispr/cas9 is not hers bill gates funded and owns cas9 and are the new vaxes owned by gates.. she created CAS .

[@DoorMatt15]

the Broad Institute at MIT got the technology to work in eukaryotic cells I believe

[@Danuxsy]

Greater than AI? lol

[@allknight7905]

I have literally prayed my whole life for a miracle. I've had beta thalassemia my whole life that causes me minute by minute chronic fatigue. I would love to get "gene editing". At the risk of my insurance companies economic well-being I don't think they would provide this procedure to improve my well-being to the tune of $2 million dollars.

[@ScientistInvests]

Can't wait to see future of CRISPR in 5-10 years!

[@jessica-sunshine7680]

This will change the world. For good or bad???

[@horebeliot7090]

Bless your work, Dr. Doudna.

[@warrengibson7898]

An inspiration to boys too.

[@IamGodSon]

So this technology can be used to make potatoes chips, CRISPR?

[@susanwoodward7485]

So what is in SARS CoV 2 and the covid 19 vaccines that facilitates/enables use of programmable CRISPR technology?

[@janatrnka604]

I think they use it

[@juliogalvan2832]

5:02 6:35 14:12 17:12 18:12 21:09

[@josephisreal4444]

Darker scenario? Wow...

[@Metacognition88]

Science > Religion

[@dertythegrower]

Ethical concerns, just like viralogy labs and such... becoming a, real concern now.

[@Mrbg123]

Just like all technology. The rocket engine can send a satellite to space or a nuclear weapon to a city. Over all the upsides to this technology is immense, especially since it can be used on already born patients. For example it has been shown to help blind adults gain sight for over a year. No one is excluded from its benefits.

[@NeuraPod]

Loved this. The future is bright!

[@JohnR72]

I read your book.. Feel like I know you😊

[@ChuckSilva]

Wow!❤️🎶🎼🍻

[@jung.k]

She said these things already fews years back... If its on Bloomberg now it must be...

[@chunumummy4161]

Many Many thanks for inside future's visions world through a picture of hidden inside world and ocean lick my Body of events.

[@alexrushrocks5150]

Im 32 and when I was 21 I was diagnosed with a genetic condition called Friedrich’s Ataxia. As much as I would love a cure/way to get rid of it, at the same time this really makes me nervous. Especially in the wrong hands. In my opinion humans can’t be trusted with this power. In a medical context it’s looks really good but, in a way, it destroys the joy of not knowing how a human life turns into. It could be bad or something really beautiful.... I’m really not sure what to think.

[@hope3761]

This is not going to go very well , They are now playing God and think they can cure all things

[@special-t-419onurbandictio9]

Makes sense you already do it in the media if it helps with health why not.

[@Novilicious]

Jennifer is amazing! Way to go doc...you probably saved a 100 million lives by the end of the century. Thanks in advance ❤️

[@poetrification]

Rewriting the code of life and editing humanity is no less to The God's job. What a scientific breakthrough! Humans are never this powerful and this DANGEROUS.

[@Danuxsy]

God did a bad job, we are merely fixing the shit he should have done himself.

[@poetrification]

@@Danuxsy Nature knows no logic. It just makes way for itself.

[@aspiritagodafaceaname545]

Who will put a limitation to gene editing .. it is very scary .. even more than blockchain

[@stsingh167]

Ask parents of kids with genetic conditions. They may consider this Gods gift for their kids.

[@aspiritagodafaceaname545]

@@stsingh167 ok dear .. i will invest .. just waiting for it at the moment

[@H4N5O1O]

EH sry but NOT co inventor but thought about innovative use in us. see storyville a gene revolution. Dr Francisco Mojica and Rodolphe Barangou.

[@javierderivero9299]

YES!!!!! ....I'm glad you mention Francisco Mojica, from Valencia, who was the one who named CRISPR and studied it for 20 years, but Charpentier and Doudna applied CRISPR to gene editing first, that's why they got the Nobel....there are several scientists along the way....then they decided, probably right, I'm proud of them, to give the Nobel to Doudna and Charpentier

[@loukramer5522]

I wonder why she was never asked the following question despite the conversation turning to the pandemic: Do you think that the Corona virus was created or could have been created in a lab?

[@jerem18h]

Because they're on the same deceptive team

[@chrisheist652]

Because that's for politicians and other people who don't know anything about these things to bicker about. She's busy fixing the situation to the best of her ability, whether it came from a lab or not. Someday maybe most people will realize the futility of engaging in stupidly antagonistic discussions with dilettantes.

[@pedrovelarde4129]

Give some credit to Dr. Francis Mojica

[@Dontchased]

Genius and beautiful

[@aspiritagodafaceaname545]

It isnt playing God .. it is God ..

[@tonyjohnson9078]

Do u DNA. ?

[@TheBreezus]

CRISPR could be used to stop and delay ageing.

[@michaelcarroll8570]

Let the market determine the nature in which the technology is used. I feel like the Chinese doctor receiving flack is unfortunate. He did what a scientist should do and those who don’t like it are just upset that they didn’t do it. That’s my opinion.

[@urbaradhikari1539]

corporate chairman plus king maker without ai and limited crispr.

[@andyatmosphere]

CRSPR - the greatest thing to medicine that will take another 30 years to have it useful for Americans.

[@aspiritagodafaceaname545]

She isnt even sure if it will be used for all the gud reasons .. human race has passed the point where few techs were not supposed to be invented in first place ..

[@ichoudhury007]

Very inspiring. I think she paved the way for customization. As I write this comment, my Yorkie (A Yorkshire Terrier dog) running all over the house and for a second I saw his shadow and it really looked like a Wolf. It occurred to me, we need the customization ability. As she said, all the food we eat were customized to fit our needs, we should be able to create better antibody and modified RNA to defend as if we are the X-Men and women 🤓

[@susanwoodward7485]

Who do you think has better overall adaptable survivability and resilience to environmental changes, your inbred Yorki or that wolf shadow that has evolved/adapted/resonated naturally with change?

[@sergeyshubin6679]

She is so beautiful

[@jung_3691]

i want sub!

[@JBulsa]

BNGO $

[@javierderivero9299]

YES!!!! ...BNGO will uncover the damaged genes with optical mapping......and CRISPR will fix them

[@mattsmith6509]

Have I have crispr give me a bigger..... brain please or bigger ....... wallet

[@raimundpavardenis5130]

Дубна, Вас Гитлер не посещает?

[@robertkovacs5177]

Dr Evil is coming true, soon there will be sharks with laser beams 🙏🙏🙏

[@jerem18h]

Well.. have you seen the comparison between Dr evil and Jeff bezos?

[@inthematrix1083]

Don't edit human genes. We had one big flood already!

[@timstiles1018]

mRNA tells cells to make the spike protein. so the body reacts to it

[@YaHOShUA0001]

They are going to destroy man and mankind. They're wicked Ahrimanic demons.

[@giannibozzato48]

Editing is only ALTERING genes!!! Because DNA, ORGANIZATION is of "foubamental COMPLESSITA. Dudna is more actress than a scientist.

[@gurpchirp]

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