Single Gene Edit To Human Embryos Sees Disturbing Unintended Consequences
The CRISPR enzyme (green and red) binds to a stretch of double-stranded DNA (purple and red), preparing to snip out the faulty part. llustration courtesy of Jennifer Doudna/UC Berkeley
Technocrat and Transhuman geneticists who would like to create Humanity 2.0, still don't have a clue about the complexity and intricacy of the human genome. One opposing scientist says, "This is a restraining order for all genome editors to stay the living daylights away from embryo editing."
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