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S5E5 Genetic Engineering Part Deux: The One NOT About Ethics

Dinosaurs in modern-day San Diego. A society where you can choose your child’s traits from a menu. A company illegally cloning humans. These are just some plotlines in popular movies and TV shows that focus on genetic engineering. We’re all curious by nature, and changing an individual or an organism’s genome is a very hot and fascinating topic. In our last episode, we discussed the ethical considerations surrounding genetic engineering in humans. In this episode, we set aside the ethics and focus on whether these pop culture representations are scientifically accurate or even possible. Nick Cochran, PhD, our special guest for this episode, helps us understand the scientific realities and Hollywood elaborations surrounding genetic engineering. We talk about what’s happening in gene editing today and even learn about a modern-day Jurassic Park story. Listen to Tiny Expeditions Season 5, Episode 5, “Genetic Engineering Part Deux: The One NOT About Ethics,” to learn about genetic engineering and its application in our world today. #TinyExpeditions #Podcast #science #genetics #genomics #sciencepodcast #hudsonalpha #popculture #movies #hudsonalpha #dna #dnasequencing -------------------------------------------- Tiny Expeditions is a production of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and is co-hosted and co-produced by Sarah Sharman, PhD, and Chris Powell. Learn more about HudsonAlpha Sign up for our newsletter: https://hudsonalpha.org/subscriptions/ LinkedIn:   / hudsonalpha-institute-for-biotechnology   Facebook:   / hudsonalpha   X (formerly Twitter):   / hudsonalpha   Instagram:   / keep   Learning ---------------------------------------------- Learn more about HudsonAlpha: https://hudsonalpha.org Read more fascinating genomics stories: https://hudsonalpha.org/everyday-dna/ Subscribe and listen to Tiny Expeditions, a HudsonAlpha podcast: https://hudsonalpha.org/tinyexpeditions