CRISPR

what does CRISPR means?

• Clustered Regulatory Interspaced Palindromic Repeats.

• cell regeneration in stem progenitor research

• continuous RNA interference specific pathway regulation

• chromosomal repair in specific protein reactions

Which organism's immune system inspired the development of CRISPR technology?

• bacteria

• fungi

• plants

• animals

What is the primary function of the CRISPR-Cas9 system?

• To enhance photosynthesis in plants

• To replicate RNA

• To edit genes by cutting DNA

• To produce insulin

Which of the following is a potential application of CRISPR technology?

• Designing fashion trends

• Creating drought-resistant crops

• Developing new musical instruments

• Enhancing athletic performance in sports

What is one ethical concern associated with the use of CRISPR technology?

• It is too expensive for research

• It can make food taste better

• It makes laboratory work easier

• It could lead to unintended genetic changes