Current state of CRISPR gene editing

[CopingCel]

JFL @all who are thinking CRISPR will anyhow benefit them within their lifetime.

This is the current state of science on CRISPR

CRISPR-Edited T Cells Used in Cancer Patients for the First Time in the US

The initial findings from a small clinical trial of patients with multiple myeloma or sarcoma suggest that gene-edited immunotherapy is safe.

www.the-scientist.com

tldr:
They are editing a few of your own cells outside your body (to not cause unwanted sides, because crispr does not work as specific as initially hoped) and reinject them to see if they survive and don't kill you. They are not even trying to cure the cancer, yet. This probably took years of legal paperwork even though the patients were heaving lethal untreatable diseases.

As long as normies are so hugh inhib and don't just allow anyone with lethal diseases to volunteer without lots of paperwork, we won't have a working CRISPR drug in the next 5 generations.

 

[Chintuck22]

JFL @all who are thinking CRISPR will anyhow benefit them within their lifetime.

This is the current state of science on CRISPR

CRISPR-Edited T Cells Used in Cancer Patients for the First Time in the US

The initial findings from a small clinical trial of patients with multiple myeloma or sarcoma suggest that gene-edited immunotherapy is safe.

www.the-scientist.com

tldr:
They are editing a few of your own cells outside your body (to not cause unwanted sides, because crispr does not work as specific as initially hoped) and reinject them to see if they survive and don't kill you. This probably took years of legal paperwork even though the patients were heaving lethal untreatable diseases.

As long as normies are so inhib and don't just allow anyone with lethal diseases to vollunter without lots of paperwork, we won't have a working CRISPR drug in the next 5 generations.

It will take 720 years to integrate everyone with T gene

 

[SixFootManlet]

JFL @all who are thinking CRISPR will anyhow benefit them within their lifetime.

CRISPR development is being actively hindered by the governments. Look at what China did to Dr. CRISPR - executed.

Chinese Doctor Who Gene Edited Embryos With CRISPR Gets Three-Year Prison Term

He Jiankui, the controversial doctor who used CRISPR to gene-edit embryos and create 'CRISPR babies,' has been sentenced to three years in prison in China.

fortune.com

If it wasn't for that we'd already have low-cost CRISPR but the elites don't want that.