Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
Investigating the principles and applications of genetic modification, including CRISPR technology.
Key Questions
- What are the risks and benefits of using CRISPR technology to edit the germline of future generations?
- Explain the process of creating genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and their uses.
- Evaluate the ethical and environmental concerns associated with genetic engineering in agriculture and medicine.
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