I need to change my genetic asap
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Not in our lifetime
Bro the progress of tech is exponential
Like Universe is 13.8 billions of years
Apparition of life (little complex) on Earth 4.5 billions
CRISPR (mega complex) was discovered 15 years ago
Apparition of life (little complex) on Earth 4.5 billions
CRISPR (mega complex) was discovered 15 years ago
If we live 10 more years and dont rope/die of depression before maybe we will ascend
No lol even now they're rarely used man
You are a genetician ?
There is studies on CRISPR that pop each day from all around the world
Okay dude
Won't do anything if you're already born.
Even if you do extensive gene editing with CRISPR, it is highly unlikely that it would make much of a noticeable difference with your phenotype because your cells would have to proliferate and express the new traits. In an adult human, only a fraction of his cells are capable of proliferation and of this small number, most are dormant unless they have to replace existing cells like in the event of injury.
Genetic manipulation of an existing individual would be a lot like trying to modify the recipe of a cake after it has already been baked.
Genetic manipulation of an existing individual would be a lot like trying to modify the recipe of a cake after it has already been baked.
Cope
Its just more complex but its physically possible
10 years ago everybody said that ChatGPT will pop in 100 years finally it popped quickly
Bro between the atomic and the nucléaire bomb there is only 10 years
20-30 years
Too long I will die before
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They will have cullelar reprogramming to rewind aging and increase your lifespan
Its the truth bro
The incel issue will be solved soon
Beauty will be the norm and the bluepill (personnality) will be finally real
Maybe yes
If only things were so simple
exactly this. I studied molecular biology/protein synthesis
beside:
Serious side effect of using CRISPR-Cas gene scissors uncovered: AZD7648 molecule can destroy parts of genome
Genome editing with various CRISPR-Cas molecule complexes has progressed rapidly in recent years. Hundreds of labs around the world are now working to put these tools to clinical use and are continuously advancing them.
not something that can easily be "fixed"
there may always be reverse effects:
Gene Therapy for Rare Brain Disease Effective, but Comes With Blood Cancer Risk
10% of patients in trials leading to eli-cel's approval developed MDS or AML
www.medpagetoday.com
Something that constantly regenerates like hair or skin maybe. Still won't change your bone structure or height though.
Stop trolling @Animecel2D
I have a Masters in histology. I only took a few genetics classes as electives, though.exactly this. I studied molecular biology/protein synthesis
beside:
Serious side effect of using CRISPR-Cas gene scissors uncovered: AZD7648 molecule can destroy parts of genome
Genome editing with various CRISPR-Cas molecule complexes has progressed rapidly in recent years. Hundreds of labs around the world are now working to put these tools to clinical use and are continuously advancing them.phys.org
not something that can easily be "fixed"
there may always be reverse effects:
Gene Therapy for Rare Brain Disease Effective, but Comes With Blood Cancer Risk
10% of patients in trials leading to eli-cel's approval developed MDS or AML
Nothing is impossibleexactly this. I studied molecular biology/protein synthesis
beside:
Serious side effect of using CRISPR-Cas gene scissors uncovered: AZD7648 molecule can destroy parts of genome
Genome editing with various CRISPR-Cas molecule complexes has progressed rapidly in recent years. Hundreds of labs around the world are now working to put these tools to clinical use and are continuously advancing them.
not something that can easily be "fixed"
there may always be reverse effects:
Gene Therapy for Rare Brain Disease Effective, but Comes With Blood Cancer Risk
10% of patients in trials leading to eli-cel's approval developed MDS or AML
Would modern medicine even allow it to be publicly available or even the ethical implications of it?
Usually those kinds of things are often used in places where it isn't human like plants because it's highly experimental.
Cope
CRISPR + other tech like stimulations of the bones with waves etc will work
EDIT : and by the way CRISPR is enough, if we target preciselly the genes involved and add some acromegaly genes for instance
Genetic is enough
The collapse of natality will force boomers to ascend incels
Nothing ever happens
Cope the fertility rate in ricelands are ~1 so it means that every generation the population is divided by 2
Yeah so it will just collapse the populations will age and will just end.
Yes thats the behavioral sink theory
But we as humans are not low IQ rats and we have discovered CRISPR
Unfortunately that is just cope and unless you get some Ethically questionable scientists to work on it in a country with lax regulations (i.e. Outside the western world with the latest laboratory equipment) it won't happen not in our lifetimes.
How would you "stimulate" bones when they are fused together, for example the reason why people with gigantism can keep growing and look relatively normal/proportional is because their tumors in the pituitary gland prevent the bones from fusing in the first place. Acromegaly is like this condition but it becomes present in adulthood after everything is set and it makes a normal looking person absolutely subhuman and they don't even grown taller.
ChatGPT will understand every genes and how they work together and will produce the therapy adapted for you
Not wrong from a biology perspective.
But how expensive will this all be? Could cost you $300k+ per treatment (atm it's more than that, more like 500k I think) and for the first years maybe only very few clinics (in the USA, where most research is done) will offer it. Millionaires and billionaires will do it first...
Also if you have a more conservative government or one that's too left, they might make it illegal or very expensive.
Sure! But the question is...when? There are plenty of cancers that have no cure for at least 30-40 years. Sure we are getting closer to effectively cure some cancers, but not all. This is because cancer isn't a single entity, it's a complex group of diseases, each with unique characteristics. Cancer cells mutate which can lead to resistance against treatments.
First of all there are processes in the body that can't just be stopped or started. The biological rules cannot just be changed. The development of effective therapies takes years of research (about 10-15), meticulous testing (stages 1-3, another 10y.), and years of clinical trials. And success isn't guaranteed even then. Same goes with CRISPR.
Some forms of cancer-treatments cost 500k-1 million Euros today... often insurers don't pay this and people can't afford it
YES EVERYONE WILL BE CHAD 
The bluepill (personnality) will be finally real when everybody will be Chads or StaciesYES EVERYONE WILL BE CHAD
With eugenics and gene therapy this should be achieved. When feminism brainwash will be gone the bluepill will be real and everyone gets their virgin stacy wife
Mega coping. Whatever makes you feel less despair
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