The TED Interview

The science and ethics of rewriting our DNA | Jennifer Doudna

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Jun 17, 2021
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
What's the Biggest Ha Moment of Your Life?
01:46 • 4min
3
Crisper Castnine - What Is It?
05:38 • 2min
4
How Does Crisper Change the Biology of Every Living Thing?
07:47 • 4min
5
Is Crisper a Good Tool to Eliminate Genetic Defects?
11:27 • 3min
6
Genetic Mutation Editing - Is There a Risk Associated With It?
14:12 • 4min
7
What's Happened to Human Embryos?
18:32 • 3min
8
Genetic Engineering
21:24 • 2min
9
Is There a Moral Responsibility to Use Genetic Technology?
22:56 • 2min
10
Cristopher
24:59 • 2min
11
Is There a Moral Importance in Invitro Fertilization?
26:33 • 3min
12
Is It Possible to Improve Our Health in the Next Few Decades?
29:37 • 4min
13
Can Crisper Really Edit Cells in Animal Models of Genetic Disease?
33:15 • 2min
14
Crisper Edited Organisms
35:16 • 2min
15
Genetically Modified Foods Are a Bad Thing
36:53 • 2min
16
Could Crisper Be Used to Control Malaria?
38:43 • 2min
17
Is It Possible for High School Students to Edit a Viral Virus?
40:34 • 2min
18
I'm Embraced by the Future of Crisper
42:19 • 2min
19
Doctor Jenifer Dowdner Interview
44:15 • 2min
20
TED Is a Non Prophet
46:45 • 2min