Gene Editing Inside the Body Using CRISPR

[@JAMANetwork]

Click ja.ma/35adPDf to read "With First CRISPR Trials, Gene Editing Moves Toward the Clinic" in JAMA.

[@BruceTheTerrible-2319]

an amazing process thanks to modern science. A great thanks should be awarded to the patient for undergoing such a controversial procedure. Their contribution to science pushes us forward in spite of uncertainty

[@popkinbobkin]

Well, how did it go?

[@DCassidy42]

I have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and I hope that they can come up with an effective treatment for all genetic diseases. Most genetic diseases cause so much suffering without any treatment.

[@novtek]

My son has choroideremia. It is a genetic eye disease that works similar to macula degeneration. I am hoping this can save him from blindness.

[@lucyk2371]

This is so amazing. It's a miracle... We have to be very careful. What a blessing. I'm hoping that this can eventually cure inherited forms of cancer.

[@JRay2113]

One of the best explainers for crispr-cas9. Bravo 👏🏼

[@paulinetayloe9988]

If one person was to use crisper cas 9 on themself for experimental reason would it kill that person? Is it safe to do that? Just asking I’ve never and not going to do that just wondering.

[@kitkatcass8509]

Oddly enough, they sell kits online to try on bacteria. You gotta know what you're doing and fully understand the process. You don't want to go around editing the wrong areas of your genome. I guess if someone had the funding to afford further necessary equipment and a staff to assist, they could. I'm studying biopsychology for this very reason. To do research and maybe work with cas9.

[@WaltRBuck]

Wow wow wow!! This is amazing!

[@heikkipalola6760]

@Website guy aren't you the arrogant one if you think you know what's going on better than the majority of people.

[@LabadMostafa-uf5rk]

Please I want to know where the CRISPR Cas9 experiments on alopecia have reached

[@rahulpaul2976]

Is it possible to change skin color by using crispr tecnology??

[@azoor5881]

I thought this medication, luxterna, was already available and fda approved? The information in this video appears out dated but it says the video just came out last week?

[@JAMANetwork]

Luxterna is gene therapy. This describes a gene editing intervention - different approach.

[@__________6597]

Is possibile build nanotecnology medicine for kill cancer or infections? Tx

[@burung81]

How is the trial result? pls help to update/follow up?

[@AlienAnthony]

Can I get a fourth set of receptors?

[@evoman44]

Receptors as in being able to have more senses?

[@Triunity4]

what about using crispr for taking out extra chromosomes from ones dna?

[@27daisuki]

i hope this can treat celiac disease 🙏🙏🙏

[@PhOne-qy9io]

It's better to modify out of the body . What if casper fix something and hurts something else in the body . Like we can't destroyed dna

[@rosieposie2331]

Amazing ....hope it works! 🤞🏼

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

I am all for.this

[@AkamuLive]

should show the public the price of these crispr procedures wich is millions of dollars before showing them what it can do.

[@v.j.1017]

But it will get cheaper and more effective. Everything is bad at the start. Imagine 20 years,50 years, 200 years. Just imagine

[@UCMICU]

Gene editing is a slippery slope

[@skulleton]

Electricity is a slippery slope. Medicine is a slippery slope. The internet is a slippery slope.

[@A-guy34]

​@@skulletonpretty much yeh