Reading and writing our own DNA has improved a million-fold. We can now find and fix a single problematic needle in a haystack of 6 billion A,C,G,T bases. New "gene drive" technology can spread desirable traits through wild populations (ex: making mosquitoes resistant to malaria.) George Church, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, shares the latest in genome sequencing innovation.
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