by Matthew Cobb
This will either tickle you or drive you round the bend. An astonishing a capella explanation of CRISPR-Cas9, the gene editing technology that is sweeping the ocean:
CRISPR in song
November 3, 2016 • 8:42 am
16 thoughts on “CRISPR in song”
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wow!
Love it.
Love!!!!
Amazing!
I am floored. It is somewhat too much, but that in itself captures the piles of hope and controversy surrounding this technology.
Love this.
Very cool… the science and the song!
About six months back, the same guy did one on the arrow of entropic time, inspired by a Sean Carroll lecture. Check it out!
Wonderful. I couldn’t figure out how it was done without him learning the lyrics and timing backwards. Impossible! Here’s exactly how he did it – The Making of Antropic Time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_3423240603&feature=iv&src_vid=i6rVHr6OwjI&v=54nAOaEe_Fw
This is so cool! Love it.
Very cool!
Amazing. Truly amazing. I love this guy’s work.
Anything longer than 2.45 minutes, I tend to sample and skip to the end, but I watched this one all the way through, it’s entertaining enough, with sufficient change ups to keep it interesting.
Amazing! The “Bohemian Rhapsody” of songs about DNA.
“Tickle” is right, that was fun and brilliant!
Great fun! Such talent & smarts!