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Myth of Superman genetics has become our reality. Already Biohacking put into practice so challenging projects that believe they can only be seen with your own eyes. We'll tell you if we can live forever, learn to fly and become incredibly strong today.
One of the leading geneticists of the world, George Church, told the press that we are very close to getting to the barrier behind which begins bioizmenyaemoe future of man. Editing genes, according to a scientist - the most promising technology to extend human life. Up to infinity. Just think about it. Who would not like to change their genes so as to make the bone extra-strong, to exclude the possibility of cancer or Alzheimer's disease? All this is not just words. All this is not even the near future - it is now.
The new technology, developed under the leadership of George Church in laboratories MIT, is called CRISPR. Theoretically, this thing can enter into the genetic code of any person changing his scheduled program. This, of course, is not quite "run" technology. At this point, the likelihood of successful gene replacement is 20%, which allows scientists to move from tests on laboratory rats to larger animals. The researchers are so confident of success that has even compiled a list of the first 10 amendments of the genetic code, which will improve the "man of the future." See what can do with your body science tomorrow.
One of the leading geneticists of the world, George Church, told the press that we are very close to getting to the barrier behind which begins bioizmenyaemoe future of man. Editing genes, according to a scientist - the most promising technology to extend human life. Up to infinity. Just think about it. Who would not like to change their genes so as to make the bone extra-strong, to exclude the possibility of cancer or Alzheimer's disease? All this is not just words. All this is not even the near future - it is now.
The new technology, developed under the leadership of George Church in laboratories MIT, is called CRISPR. Theoretically, this thing can enter into the genetic code of any person changing his scheduled program. This, of course, is not quite "run" technology. At this point, the likelihood of successful gene replacement is 20%, which allows scientists to move from tests on laboratory rats to larger animals. The researchers are so confident of success that has even compiled a list of the first 10 amendments of the genetic code, which will improve the "man of the future." See what can do with your body science tomorrow.
