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This Shipslides page presents Genetic Engineering as an interactive HTML presentation deck in the Future catalog with 14 slides. The share page keeps the uploaded deck sandboxed while exposing readable context, topics, and a slide outline for viewers and search engines.
In one decade, gene editing went from Nobel-winning curiosity to FDA-approved cure. The next decade will decide what we are willing to do with the tools — and what we should refuse. Key sections include: Read. Write. Edit.; Three generations of editing; How a guide RNA finds a single base in 3 billion; What edits exist as medicine; The malaria question; The He Jiankui line; Beyond editing — designing genomes; Programmable life, in pieces; Cost of reading and writing DNA; Dual-use is the central problem.
Key sections
- 01Read. Write. Edit.
- 02Three generations of editing
- 03How a guide RNA finds a single base in 3 billion
- 04What edits exist as medicine
- 05The malaria question
- 06The He Jiankui line
- 07Beyond editing — designing genomes
- 08Programmable life, in pieces
