Comments by "Andreas Münzer" (@100nirosta) on "TED" channel.

  1. Hello. 1.Why is the kas heading to the place where the guide rnc has settled? And why does the guide RNA attach itself to a specific nucleotide sequence, how does it find them? 2. How does a bacterium understand that macrophage dna has been launched into it? And how does it start to produce those RNAs with the same nucleotide sequence that are contained in the DNA of macrophages? 3. I cannot understand. Does the Cas 9 protein break hydrogen bonds between nucleotides, or does it completely rip the gene out of the DNA molecule? 4. Will the required template be inserted into the DNA molecule by itself, you just need to inject it into the blood plasma, and it will itself get into the part that was removed by the cas-9 protein? 5. Please show the video footage that was filmed in the laboratories. What exactly happens in the nuclei of cells, how does this protein cas-9 carry out its task. Ato with this computer graphics absolutely nothing is clear.
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  2. Hello. 1.Why is the kas heading to the place where the guide rnc has settled? And why does the guide RNA attach itself to a specific nucleotide sequence, how does it find them? 2. How does a bacterium understand that macrophage dna has been launched into it? And how does it start to produce those RNAs with the same nucleotide sequence that are contained in the DNA of macrophages? 3. I cannot understand. Does the Cas 9 protein break hydrogen bonds between nucleotides, or does it completely rip the gene out of the DNA molecule? 4. Will the required template be inserted into the DNA molecule by itself, you just need to inject it into the blood plasma, and it will itself get into the part that was removed by the cas-9 protein? 5. Please show the video footage that was filmed in the laboratories. What exactly happens in the nuclei of cells, how does this protein cas-9 carry out its task. Ato with this computer graphics absolutely nothing is clear.
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  3.  @IntelligentEating  why?
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  4. .,Tell me please. Since 2012, has at least one disease been cured with the help of Crispr?
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  5. Tell me please. Since 2012, has at least one disease been cured with the help of Crispr?
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