More Evidence of the Dangers of CRISPR: Stop Playing God with Human Genes - Breakpoint

In the words of one of its inventors, CRISPR makes the human genome “as malleable as a piece of literary prose at the mercy of an editor’s red pen.” At least, that’s the promise that has yet to materialize.

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