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Quirks & Quarks for Jan. 2 2016

A new gene-editing technology called CRISPR is driving a revolution in genetics; a toxic algae is giving sea-lions brain damage; and climate change is warming lakes much faster than anticipated.

CRISPR Gene Editing, Warming Lakes and more

CBC Radio ·
DNA molecule (Richard Wheeler, cc-by-sa-3.0)
Quirks and Quarks53:44Editing our DNA: Can The New Genetic Tool, Known As CRISPR, Make Better Humans?, plus The Great Lakes Are Warming Faster Than Oceans, and more - 2016/01/02
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