The "pac-man" crispr technology creates a system that aggressively degrades viral rna. But does it also degrade dna?
Going down the rabbit hole and trying to connect very complex dots buried in censorship and newspeak, I have a hunch that crispr technology does indeed cause more damage than it repairs.
This article reports significant crispr induced damage in clinical trials for various cancers.
The "pac-man" crispr technology creates a system that aggressively degrades viral rna. But does it also degrade dna?
Going down the rabbit hole and trying to connect very complex dots buried in censorship and newspeak, I have a hunch that crispr technology does indeed cause more damage than it repairs.
This article reports significant crispr induced damage in clinical trials for various cancers.
[crispr tech eats dna-pbs site](https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/crispr-causes-significantly-greater-dna-damage-than-previously-thought-study-finds)
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