The Basics
How it Works
Real Life applications
Ethics & Future
Advanced Concepts
100

This small, circular molecule carries genes in cloning.

DNA

100

After a gene is inserted, these organisms multiply copies.


Bacteria

100

Gene cloning produces this medicine for diabetes.

Insulin

100

An ethical question: should we edit genes before birth in these?

Babies

100

Cloning starts by finding a specific...

Gene

200

Cas9 is a special type of protein call an...

Enzyme

200

The guide molecule in CRISPR is called guide...

RNA

200

CRISPR is used to treat this painful blood disease (first word).

Sickle

200

Ethical concerns exist about enhancing these, like height or intelligence.

Traits

200

Broken DNA is replaced with this version.

Healthy

300

CRISPR is primarily used for gene...

Editing

300

Scientists try to do this to broken DNA with a healthy version.

Fix

300

CRISPR helps crops resist this problem, common in farming.

Pests

300

CRISPR might be used to protect these species that are dying out.

Animals

300

Gene cloning helps make insulin, vaccines, and these bodily chemicals.

Hormones

400

Making many copies of a gene is called gene...

Cloning

400

Gene cloning helps produce insulin, hormones, and these.

Vaccines

400

Gene cloning helps make these, used in food and cleaning products.

Enzymes

400

Gene cloning could potentially bring back these types of traits.

Extinct

400

CRISPR is being tested to fix genetic ______ (a vision problem).

Blindness

500

The last word in the long CRISPR acronym.

Repeats

500

CRISPR makes gene editing this compared to older methods.

Faster

500

The first name of the patient successfully treated with CRISPR for sickle cell.

Victoria

500

Scientists, leaders, and this group must work together on gene editing ethics.

Society

500

CRISPR could help fix this, beyond human health.

Environment