I think "CrashCourse'' is the only channel that subtittles with the same words that ones listen, that is very importan to spanish spoken...Congratulations.

Corn, wheat, rice, etc. there's a lot to grain from genetic engineering.

Genetic Engineering is really complex, so kudos to a Genetic Scientist out there!

Great topic, thanks for the information

This is just the next logical step. It's only a matter of time, and countries that allow it will end being more productive than those that don't.

Looking forward to the inevitable "Original Recipe or Extra CRISPR?" jokes. ...in addition to the opportunity to maximize the nutritional value of foods, soothe/eradicate diseases, and more. Of course.

Good style of topic telling A lot of examples, in this case it's the best thing that you need to know 👍👍👍

This is what I’m learning right now.

thank you so much for all thing ❤🌹

I have a question, when I hear about genetic engineering in humans it's always in the embryo stage, what are the obstacles stopping genetic engineering (other than ethics) in adults. I always figured that with CRISPR you can use a virus as a delivery method throughout the body by injecting the modified virus straight into bone marrow. Could someone explain please!

P450 is actually a family proteins called cytochrome P450s. There are many different kinds of P450s and they are found in all kinds of organisms.

Thank you very much this channel is much more informative... And Again thanks a lot for awarding me certificates 😁

Norma Borlaug improved the maze, so the minotaur couldn't escape.

Wow so much interesting things

I hate those shelves

I didn’t I would like this series so much.

I want to know more about to go about genetically engineering myself.

It was very helpful for me✌️😇

Greta video, simple but complete. The only problem is that CAS9 is a protein found in some bacteria and not an enzyme. But still grate video.

Genetic Enginnering catgirls for Elon Musk

the way she talks makes it easier for my 30 year old brain to absorb what shes saying :D

When will engineers improve shopping carts?

I recently read yeast is being engineered to produce cheap, plentiful THC that's found in marijuana and will greatly reduce the cost of research and medications that rely on it. Not to mention the fun side!

I could swim forever in those eyes, lord o' mighty!

*excited*

At 1:14 the DNA strand twists in the wrong direction

i love crash course

So, by the time I'm in my l8 50's there'd be enough research for it to be used on me. COOL!

That bit about mice has... freaky implications, to say the least.

Who's looking forward to the next branch of engineering: gravitic? Then those top-heavy wheat plants won't fall over, with a proper application of gravity control.

oh yeah, yeah

5:30 when you hear that someone doesn't like CrashCourse

Alright. Let's do what Rick Sanchez would do. Cloning technology.

Designer babies FTW :D

I'm just waiting for graphite to become a thing

i don't care about making super humans with immune to everything! i want to know how to,combine animal DNA with another and make some kind of hybrid! which for me is much more interesting.

0:30 *"That can sound a little scary, and it's certainly not without it's controversy"* < And why not? Unlike conventional engineering, you are creating something that will go on self-replicating, forever.

I have to learn this in 7th grade 😩

Life.... finds away.

Y'all ever read The House of the Scorpion or read/seen Jurassic Park? Let's just put this to good use only. (Aka only herbivores)

I have same lisp as you

As we go down this road we must remember life will always find a way to kill.

Al Gee

In a world governed by money, we have to say no to foxdie

Confused Matthew was right

Should we modify our DNA? Over time, yes!

1:48 You're wrong. Jaguar's have rosettes, not spots.

Is perfact l'm not good for the E 😅😅😅😅

Late honorable Dr. Norman Ernst borlaug sir crop research center Pantnagar

Is it weird that for practical purposes I prefer her to Hank?

Is that how Brits pronounce "jaguar"??

I find it shocking that most people seem to think living forever is a good thing. It only makes sense if we decide that the children do not deserve a future. If anything, our lives today are far too long for the good of both the planet and society.

I am unable to understand why some people oppose GMO's!!!!!!

Man I miss the old guy

Me:*having to watch this for online school* Me:*after done watching this video* “I’m confused smh”

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If our world is any indication of human development... Genetic engineering shall be most interesting...especially when the natural world selection is for the strongest and smartest or most adaptable of the species in aggregate. Creating species by unnatural selection for the Ultimate purpose of immortality research sounds like a petri dish in da sky reach....lmao Also the sugarphospate backbone is an electrically neutral electron carrier chassis with minimal interference of the hydrogen nitrogen oxygen carbon recombination for ATCG

Hi John, I had an idea, please make a crash course about the history of Asia about let's say: Kimak, Kypchak, Khorezm, Mughals, Timurids, Noghai.

To me there should be no boundry to genetic engineering. If I could make my child healthier or more intelligent I would. I know I'd be upset if my parents passed that up for me.

I could be wrong, but werent there significant repercussions of the Indian Green Revolution?

Genome Gnome G'nOmEd

I just want her mind.😅

can I get a uhhh light switch sleep/wake gene please b0ss

It really depressing to watch a crash course video and not learn anything new.

Genetically engineered Catgirls?

My dna been edited or whatever cause 3 unknown mutation

Gattca

she’s got pretty eyes :x

I never liked how cross breeding is lumped into today's genetic engineering as though it's the same thing when it isn't. There are countless things you can do with genetic engineering that can never be achieved by cross breeding. This includes inserting genes from completely different species hench the moniker, Franken Food.

You have nice hair

l'm soory 😔😔

I like her accent 😍😍

Idk why so many are against genetic modification we can make the world so much better with smarter people stronger people faster people and more

Did anyone else also get stressed out by the background?

I've said it before and will say it again: famine is a political problem always. Using that argument in promoting new science is 'very very' backward. New technology have always given as much problems as they solve. Like throwing a gun into a room of fighting people. Saying: shure guns don't kill people.

We shouldn't engineer babies only adults unless it's for medical reasons

Science needs to also preserve native plants and ecosystems. Thousands of different varieties of corn due to amerindian cultivation, but most of them are in danger of extinction today.

Plz speak slowly

(Craig Venter). Check this person out people. Lmk wats up wanna hear ur opinion. lol

Me: What is your best ability Diatoms: Uhh, We can deliver drugs Me: Your Hired

As a trained geneticist in college I always fantasized Of making the most stupid human by genetic default to be the most intelligent by genetics engineering. Down’s syndrome was of interest to me. Iceland in current day recently perhaps now aborts their Down’s syndrome children after genetic sampling of embryonic fluid, amniocentesis. The perfect revenge on mankind. I create a wolf pack of men unstoppable by all armies big and small. Last night I dreamt of a man who came to me with other men. They looked sort of Korean yet they looked like the men or image of men who were more round eyed like some Robbers I met in employment. I suspected them or impostors of them back in 1999 and 2000. This man in the dream had a head four times the size of a human and his body was average yet I can’t recall his body due to the head size and my amazement and the look in his eye. Not violent. Not yet. The other men I could see their bodies and they were sort of small like Koreans and heads were average size. The big head man was like the queen bee. . The big head man was H and R puff n stuff met mongoloidism in genetics lab with a touch of growth hormone to the head in embryo naturale. Never work in military or finance without realizing it is a cold calculating onslaught. Perhaps by the man with only a right hemisphere in the big head. The one with only the left hemisphere would be like Jesus with empathy however. Unless he was brain damaged by a murder attempt at or before birth. Then he would be the average Genentech left the USA the year I moved to near their headquarters 1999. An unstoppable force of military might undetected was alleged rolling across California. My professor told me not to take the job. I was in med tech before auditor work and was hurt in a family robbery after my brother kurt Cobains death. Never saw a penny or my brother. I was being manipulated due to corruption and money. Why am I kept alive? If life is a delusion and death? The weak get strong the strong go weak. That is what happens at points of change. As predictable as 3 form of the elements. Kurt brown saintrambone Mobile Audit Club. .

Ooh the ethical part of engineering! “Your scientists were to focused on whether or not they could that they stop and think of whether or not they should”

When I saw Hank wasn't in the video my heart skipped a beat...

This video felt a little scattered, to my taste. Also, while the fact that we have been manipulating genomes for over 10000 years is a valid and useful point to make, I'd be careful with conflating these kinds of modifications with those being brought about via the use of various molecular biology tools as it is those tools that most folk think of when seeing the label "genetic engineering". For instance, if you don't consider any and all breeding to be genetic engineering, calling Dr. Borlaug a "pioneer of genetic engineering" would be incorrect. While he was definitely an advocate of these techniques, the amazing work he did was all based on conventional breeding techniques.

Yeah mutations are sooooooooo baaaad. It's not like mutations literally are the reason I'm here. It's not like that mutations can help an organism by making a good trait for an organism

GMO sheeple

95th person to watch

2nd person to put a comment

Where’s the white guy

I just love how we humans have the power to create and modify biological things like our creator did. Yet people dont like the idea because of their *morals*. Jeez grow up.

ok so, serious question. what are the downsides to altering humans hair, eyes and IQ?. im sorry, but the nations that can SHOULD do so. mankind needs all the help it can get and this could advance us enough to make our species truly great. yeah the rich will be the only people who can afford it at first but that funding has to come from somewhere and in 20-30 years it could be cheap enough for everyone to do. which would lead to the new man.

Selective breeding and crossing of plant species is not genetic engineering. You don't need to know the genetic structure or directly affect the genes. More accurately, it could be described as phenotype engineering. There are significant risks associated with genetically modifying an organism and releasing it into the environment - both for the organism itself and the rest of the ecosystem. Those risks were not addressed in this video.

As awesome as dangerous/worrisome

More animations!!!! watching someone talk is boring...

Know what else would give us more food? If we stopped eating animals that require resources and land area.

I will make girls with cat ears and tail real.

You said if "done correctly". Now why would we trust the powers that be to do things correctly with the human genome? LOOK AT THE EARTH!!

Oh Jesus, I cannot stand this woman. And the revamped theme song is flaccid

Damn she's hot.

PS: I only argue against it because I'm very much disabled myself. Name a major organ and I'll tell you what's wrong with mine. thing is, believe it or not, I'm VERY smart and totally content in my life. And I believe I have the RIGHT to be disabled and not be told I'm wrong as I am. Do we not all, in our differences from one another, have that right?