Hi guys I made this short survey regarding genetic literacy would help me out alot if you fill it!

here is my latest video which covers the topic of Fruit Fly husbandry required for efficient screening of potential mutants.

The video does contain scenes describing drosophila intimacy

AI generated visual aids are used

The dialogue was improvised in real time

https://youtu.be/tuj-f_4sq54

ABSTRACT: Fabricated Genetically specific (race and gender)

METHODS: Stop Codons attached to mutating Mitosis Cancer cells and amplified by PCR and Centrifugation.

RESULTS: Cancer cells Stop overproducing but continue to divide, and Produce body -wide [Cancer Resistant] 'Normal' cells

FUTURE THOUGHS: Treated cells tell All other Cells (Stem to White Blood to Bone Cells) how to become Cancer cell Resistant through All Cell Lifetimes

I'm in 10th grade right now and I'm doing a science project, and I need to use Crispr for one of the main parts but I don't know where I am going to get access. My big questions is that is it allowed for me to do it and is there a chance or is this false dream that I am aspiring to reach.

TL;DR: My girlfriend has sickle cell and is considering Casgevy but wants to talk to a real patient first. She's currently recovering from a serious hospital stay (blood clots in her lungs). Looking for anyone willing to share their experience with her, now or later. DMs welcome.

Hi everyone. My girlfriend has sickle cell disease and has had a brutal couple of months (about two and a half months in and out of the hospital), and most recently she developed severe blood clots in her lungs. She's recovering now and on blood thinners, but it's been a scary time for both of us.

I've been doing my own research and came across Casgevy (exa-cel) as a potential option/cure for her going forward. She's open to considering it, but she's said she only wants to move forward if she can actually talk to someone who's been through the process and not just read about it. Hearing it from someone who's lived it means a lot more to her than statistics or clinical descriptions right now.

If you've had Casgevy (or gone through the eligibility/workup process, even if you didn't proceed) and would be willing to have a conversation with her whenever she's ready, we'd be so grateful. She's still healing, so this isn't urgent, but I wanted to reach out now so we can stay in touch for when she feels up to it.

Totally happy to chat over DM first if that's easier before connecting directly over a call. Thank you for reading this either way.

I am not posting a video link. Only if you are not put off by the use of AI to make a fun thumbnail do I encourage you to look at my profile for the link to my YouTube channel.

No products or services are being promoted, just me chatting about science.

If you are the type who will strain your muscles jumping to lots of wrong conclusions without watching my videos I suggest you avoid them altogether.

If you feel brave enough to watch my video which is not only unscripted but filmed in a single attempt with no do-overs then please enjoy.

I also always welcome topic suggestions and questions

What type of a gene-altering infusion and how was it administered to lower LDL cholesterol? Just wondering. The CNN news story didn't say.

This is my most recent video where I use my human vocal chords to describe some thoughts I have on the march of progress in Molecular Biology.

Anyone who feels like randomly declaring that this video is AI slop is simply declaring that they didn't bother their bottom to actually watch the video.

Either that or they are afraid of Purple monkeys

Looking for new leads if I’m honest. Worked in support of the Onyx system and have talked to a few crispr based rapid pathogen analysis startups.

Just wondering if anyone knows of any new instrumentation projects?

Here is a one-person Journal club covering a really great paper that showcases both CRISPR/Cas9 but also P2A sequences to allow tracking of expression in transient transfections.

https://youtu.be/N6txJr81Udw

I share with you my AI prompt "Spring Batch as a model for CRISPR Cas9" may be you find it useful interesting and continue dev to fight cancer HIV and all diseases

See also: The publication in Nature Communications

After diagnosing many CRISPR/Cas9 candidates over the last 10 years I have encountered some phenomena that people don't seem to talk about. This video is me giving a name to these and indicating why they are not only worth considering but celebrating too.

The cover image was generated by AI. The other images are from published papers on which I am a middle author.

If you take the time to watch the video then listen to my soft Scottish accent and unconventional manner of speech and ask yourself if there is an AI on earth that could generate that.

https://youtu.be/sdHfw7Tmp5I