Lesson Plan: Gene Editing and CRISPR: How Far Should We Go? | Above the Noise

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Lesson plan Above the Noise KQED PBS Digital Studios gene editing genome biologically resistant bio-ethical DNA physical traits selective breeding CRISPR clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats disease suppression extinction prevention disease prevention gene mutation human disorders mutation prevent infectious diseases somatic cells altered reproductive cells human diversity designer baby bioethics medical ethics bioengineering biological engineering genome engineering genome editing
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Science STEAM
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Lesson Plan: Gene Editing and CRISPR: How Far Should We Go? | Above the Noise

This lesson asks students if there are limitations to when gene editing should be used? If so, when and why? The lesson is anchored with an Above the Noise video. 
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PBS Learning Media

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