Andrew Huberman· PhD
I know they've essentially reversed sickle cell anemia - using CRISPR technology.
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I know they've essentially reversed sickle cell anemia - using CRISPR technology.
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as we move forward into this new universe we have the capacity to change the human genome in a deliberative and um I would say a a processed manner um so just take the example of sickle cell anemia that we gave before we can change that Sickle Cell Anemia Gene to a normal Gene by using this technology we can change the a mutant or abnormal cystic fibrosis Gene to a normal Gene the normal version or the wild type version using this technology