CRISPR Co-Founder Jennifer Doudna on Future of Biotech

Sixth Street Chief Science Adviser and Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna, co-founder of the CRISPR genome editing technology 10 years ago, and Sixth Street Vice Chairman and Partner R. Martin Chavez join Emily Chang to discuss the future of CRISPR and its potential for commercialization.

[GnomiMoody]

really sparse on the details, but it was interesting. I trust Jennifer Doudna though. I read her book where she wrestled with the ethics of all this, and she makes a great argument on how the good can be given without the bad stuff to ruin it.

[sumanbhatta]

Goddess of genome engeneering...prof. Jennifer Doudna

[EviLPlayeR]

I just hope this commercialization reaches everyone that wants to be s part of it, not just the super wealthy. As we keep hearing in this video, a lot of work is put in for investors.

[anthonychatterton]

Jennifer and team, I love you guys and can't wait to see you guys soon.

[HassanWorld]

Doudna is a hero. I cover a lot of her work.💯🧬 CRISPR is the future.

[konradd]

So, almost 30 years ago I've read a sci-fi book from Nancy Kress called 'Beggars in Spain' followed by 'Beggars and Choosers' about exactly this. Long story short, it didn't end well...

[TheMidorishimoda]

I watched so many Dr. Doudna videos. Her persona has changed so much. Before open, straight to the point, corporate (indirect, elusive, patronizing up vs honest credit giving). Sad. I admire her. She deserves everything that she tirelessly achieved. The VC world got her. Very sad.

[bishopinskipp]

I'm envious of the chosen few who will benefit from this research. They will have such kick-ass lives.

[ConnoisseurOfExistence]

Nice! I'm excited of the future of technology too!

[shugar]

I will work here within the next 10 years

[LucasPereira-wckb]

Well, that was a 7 minutes that I can’t take back.. nothing was sad. I put no blame on either Emily or the guests tho, just the way these interviews go I suppose

[dudoji]

Feng Zhang may have won the CRISPR patent, but Jennifer Doudna got the prize!

[Frank]

Wow a fan, but general info. The interviewers questions should have been more focused.

[royann]

99.8 Diseases are caused by the way you think, feel and eat same for healing. The power the created the body can heal the body. We are way more powerful than we can ever Imagine. And imagination is the key to creating every single thing in this world was first imagined including illnesses.

[peterafrazier]

It was all about normalizing gene editing nanotechnology

[alphazen]

Jennifer Doudna sounds exactly like Lisa Su

[ManyHeavens]

Not If we don't use it, who's trying to stop you ???? Why.Never follow someone who wants to Die.

[shaquille.oatmeal]

How did you even edit this video?
Was anything substantial said? How is the title of the video justified?

[امطارق-ثز]

We hope that there is a cure for progressive myoclonic epilepsy. It's so painful to look at your beloved ones losing their lives, and you can't do anything.

[charlesjurden]

So why is the stock going lower everyday.