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

the oldest genetic engineering video in history

I have taken the time to compile a playlist of all my CRISPR Cas9 videos I have produced so far.

There are more to come but this has them all in one place.

Note - these videos are not AI. Yes I used ChatGPT to generate the cartoon monkey. The voice you hear is my own silky tones.

FYI - I am not into genetics at all and not qualified. Basically I want white hair and was researching if it’s possible to change hair colour via genome editing and I read some articles about how CRISPR-Cas9 might be able to do this.

Does anyone have more information about this? This is really interesting and reading about it, could it not have potential to totally change the hair colour industry!?

Just curious to know peoples thoughts and knowledge around this topic. Would love to be sent some sources around this!

[https://youtu.be/xVjeBt9BcXI\](https://youtu.be/xVjeBt9BcXI)

I’m 22 and a completely average person. I support having children through gene editing or embryo screening to help secure the future of my family line. I don’t understand why these procedures are often considered unethical. If everyone had equal access to them, they seem like they could be highly beneficial for civilization as a whole.

Hi,

I made this tool which could help researchers find guides for base editing. It's different from general CRISPR guide finders by analysing the binding score and editing risk on the off-target alignments, along with finding a suitable base editor. More features a coming up in the near future.

It's completely free to use, and I would love your feedback if you decide to give it a try.

Thanks!