Nano Biotechnology The CRISPR Platform _Your Future In Nano

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CRISPR is an example of nano-biotechnology because it integrates biological molecules, or "biomaterials," with the surface of nanomaterials for applications in healthcare and life sciences. In the case of CRISPR, an engineered nanoparticle is used as the delivery system to hold the enzyme and genetic material closely together and deliver them into the cells. This combination of biomaterials and nanoparticles is what makes CRISPR a nano-biotechnology system.
This video was produced by the Micro Nano Technology Education Center (MNT-EC) in collaboration with UC San Diego and Omni Nano in an effort to support STEM education and spread awareness. A special thank you to Jason Barquero for his work on the voiceover. MNT-EC is funded by the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education program - grant number 2000281.

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Devil uses to shorten our lives

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It can be used to help people but more than likely it will be used to make people sick or to make people sterile or to make peoples children more docile or dumber or to genetically shorten the life span of people.

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CAN CRISPER MAKE NANOBOTS?

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Yeah but I think they will be call xenobot

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