They could potentially use CRISPR to snip out the allergens in peanuts.
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CRISPR/Cas9 allows biologists to neatly snip out one single gene and replace it with another.
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The molecules then snip out the sequence, allowing it to be replaced by a different one.
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This system, called CRISPR-Cas, can target and snip out undesirable code at the spacers using a certain enzyme.
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They'll load up a virus with tools to snip out the mutated gene, then inject it into a person's retina.
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We snip out the few good jokes and inspiring speeches, then package the winners in an SEO-optimized, shareable article.
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Using CRISPR, the researchers were able to snip out and correct a mutation in a particular gene to restore the mice's vision.
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I was reading an interview where you said you would snip out bits of interviews where you thought they were too subjective.
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If you think it's tricky to snip out entire genes and hope for the best, just take a look at how we got here.
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Right now, for example, scientists are exploring ways of using CRISPR to snip out the mutation that causes sickle-cell anemia in blood cells.
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A third strategy depends on gene editing with Crispr, a tool that lets scientists snip out parts of genes and paste in new sections.
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The latest example is a white button mushroom genetically edited using CRISPR, or the ability to snip out and rearrange parts of an organism's DNA.
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While science fiction and fantasy novels often come with great covers, it's hard to snip out a segment of the artwork for an online post.
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So, for instance, scientists could tell the Cas9 enzyme to snip out a gene that causes Huntington's disease and insert a "good" gene to replace it.
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Those with a genetically induced cancer would be able to receive treatment to snip out parts of the faulty gene sequencing using this technology, for example.
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In a paper published just last week, researchers at Temple University used it to snip out the most widespread type of HIV from human immune cells.
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Rather than inserting a gene from another species, researchers learned to snip out piece of a plant's DNA, or even rewrite short stretches of genetic material.
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One method taking on HIV proved effective but CRISPR offers a much simpler path to healing by using an enzyme to snip out an unwanted genetic code.
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There are Scissors that let you snip out part of a Snap and make it into its own sticker, which will then be available in the sticker drawer.
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Apple II programs had some intense anti-piracy measures—basically tripwires made of code—and so old-school crackers would snip out code to make the programs work.
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Well, now there's a new, more exacting upgrade to CRISPR called Prime, with the ability to, in theory, snip out more than 90 percent of all genetic diseases.
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Unlike older crossbreeding and crop modification techniques, newer tools like Crispr allow scientists to snip out portions of the plant's own DNA that may make it vulnerable to disease.
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Two undergraduates in Dr. Sheltzer's lab, Ann Lin and Christopher J. Giuliano, used Crispr, the revolutionary DNA-editing tool, to snip out the gene for MELK in cancer cells.
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Then, they used a gene-editing technique called CRISPR to snip out the genetic mutation and replace it with healthy DNA, as described in a study published today in Science Translational Medicine.
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CRISPR Cas9 can modify or snip out genetic defects thought to contribute to miscarriage, but until now it wasn't clear why some embryos continued to form into a fetus and others did not.
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But by pairing RNA with the aid of a DNA cutting enzyme called cas9, the CRISPR technique can snip out a particular DNA sequence, turning off genes or replacing them with other DNA.
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CRISPR – a relatively new technology enabling scientists to snip out parts of genetic code and slip in other genes, is a Berkeley discovery that could help those with a genetic predisposition toward the disease.
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Most of the interest in CRISPR technology centers around the enzyme Cas9, which acts as a type of genetic scissors, allowing scientists to snip out, edit and replace DNA at certain intervals along the genome.
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CRISPR, the revolutionary ability to snip out and alter genes with scissor-like precision, has exploded in popularity over the last few years and is generally seen as the standalone wizard of modern gene-editing.
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And if it didn't work, Jacob would be ineligible for an even more promising approach in the future: gene editing, to snip out the deadly mutation that causes Duchenne, an effort now in preclinical development.
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Cas9 was the first enzyme to be discovered within the CRISPR-Cas system and acts as a type of genetic scissors, allowing scientists to snip out, edit and replace DNA at certain intervals along the genome.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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To prove that DXZ4 really does influence genome folding, the team took human cells and used Crispr to snip out the DXZ4 section—a repetitive stretch of DNA that goes on for hundreds of thousands of nucleotides.
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The team expects it will be a cool addition to your Instagram or Snapchat game – you can snip out portions of your day that were particularly interesting – and it also creates an indelible memory of everything you saw.
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Nate Parker plays Kaz, the quietly debonair police officer and aspiring politician who helps her escape the manipulations of her "momager" (Minnie Driver), snip out her weave and trade explicit lyrics for the aching melodies of Nina Simone.
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The aim is to use CRISPR, which allows scientists to snip out pieces of DNA with greater ease than older gene-editing techniques, to suppress the activity of a gene preventing the patient's body from effectively fighting the disease.
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They'll be able to blast an unerring forearm into the softest meat of you and pulse around inside until they find the organ they want, which they will snip out neatly as you bleed beneath them on the floor.
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The film, directed by Adam Bolt, explores Crispr technology, which, broadly speaking, can be used to snip out problematic parts of DNA — say, a portion that causes an illness — and replace them with different DNA, thus curing the ailment.
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The Cas9 enzyme acts as a type of genetic scissors, allowing scientists to snip out, edit and replace DNA at certain intervals along the genome, and it holds great promise for improving our food supply and wiping out cancer and other diseases in our lifetime.
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Top U.S. officials have also called CRISPR a threat to national safety, citing the ease of use and rapid rise of the technology that enables scientists to snip out any fragments of DNA they wish by programming an enzyme that acts as a sort of scissors.
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Joyce Van Eck, a plant geneticist at Cornell University and the Boyce Thompson Institute and an author of the paper, and her colleagues had already discovered that, using Crispr, a gene-editing technique that can snip out portions of the genome, they could alter a specific tomato gene and produce plants that produced flowers more quickly.
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Now, a team of Temple University School of Medicine researchers have designed a way to "snip out" the integrated HIV-1 genes for good. This is one important step on the path toward a permanent cure for AIDS. This is the first successful attempt to eliminate latent HIV-1 virus from human cells. In a study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Dr. Khalili and colleagues detail how they created molecular tools to delete the HIV-1 proviral DNA.
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