11 minutes
Top genetic scientists from all around the world met in New York last week and put together a list of guidelines to help navigate the ethical minefield of human genetic modifications. The summit was prompted by the development of a new genetic editing technique called CRISPR-cas9. The technique is a relatively simple way of cutting and pasting sections of DNA. Nine to Noon speaks to Geoff Nicols, The Executive Vice-President, Research and Development at Sangamo BioSciences.
Most of interview spent on broad genetic engineering issues, spends a minute midway discussing the Sangamo HIV program.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/201782099/genetic-editing
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