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I am wondering what it would be like to be a genetic engineer today and also explore the changes the field will undergo in coming yrs


Susan 14th Dec, 2018
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Akhila Nagasree 14th Dec, 2018

Hello, 

Primarily, as with any technology, once it becomes cheap and easy, it’s going to be used more and more – so we can expect an explosion of activity and innovation around genetic engineering in the coming years.
From a communications viewpoint, the ability to edit genomes directly rather than splice in chunks of DNA from other organisms also offers the potential to change public perceptions around genetic engineering.

I am providing you the link to the entire article about the field in todays world. 

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/03/qa-the-future-of-gene-technology/

Hope it helps... 

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