What is gene editing and how does it work? | The Royal Society

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Published on 4.10.2016

Gene editing allows scientists to change gene sequences by adding, replacing or removing sections of DNA. This animation explains how this technology works, as well as its possible ethical and societal implications.
Produced by the Royal Society in conjunction with Wellcome Trust.

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