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1
CRISPR hasn’t been used on humans
True
False
2
Designer Babies have been created in Asia
True
False
3
What is the shape of the RNA structure?
Tetra Helix
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Single Helix
Double Helix
4
What are the two current types of Gene Editing?
Somatic and Germline
Peanut butter and jelly
Germanic and Sermline
Somatic and Lermgine
5
Selective Breeding uses direct genetic interference
False
True
6
What does CAS-9 do?
CAS-9 it’s a protein used in preservatives
CAS-9 defends DNA from diseases
CAS-9 cuts segments out for replacement
CAS-9 just kills you
7
What is it called when you Selectively Breed humans?
Eugene Lee Yang
Eggenics
Eugenoids
Eugenics
8
CAS-9 stands for CRISPR associated protein 9
False
True
9
CRISPR stands for:
Crispy Red People Is Spicy People Right
Cluttered Repeated Intersonar Paladinic Repeats
Clustered Regularly Interspaced Palindromic Repeats
Crafted Respo-Introgenic Spaced Pace Resuscitations
10
When was Gene Editing first theorised?
Tomorrow
1980s
1950s
Medieval Times
11
RNA stands for:
Rice nice aice
Ribonucleas Acid
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Ribonucleic Acid
12
What does RNA do?
Guides the CAS-9 to the right cells
Cuts cells out of DNA
A red version of DNA
Reads Shakespeare
13
Edited Genes can be passed onto to children
Never, as the edited cells aren’t passed on
Only if Germline editing is used
14
What is the general consensus on the Ethics of gene editing in the scientific community?
No, as we don’t know what we’re doing
Yes, catgirl time
Yes, we understand enough to start editing genes of humans
Only on animals