Reposted by Jen Miller
This Spring semester I am teaching a new class to an amazing cohort of University of California, Berkeley MCB graduate students: "Building a CRISPR Medicine: Core Principles and Real-World Case Studies."
I will post the weekly reading here along with a few key study points and takeaways. [1/6]
I will post the weekly reading here along with a few key study points and takeaways. [1/6]
January 26, 2025 at 1:24 PM
This Spring semester I am teaching a new class to an amazing cohort of University of California, Berkeley MCB graduate students: "Building a CRISPR Medicine: Core Principles and Real-World Case Studies."
I will post the weekly reading here along with a few key study points and takeaways. [1/6]
I will post the weekly reading here along with a few key study points and takeaways. [1/6]
Reposted by Jen Miller
Rfk Jr & vaccine “skeptics” mislead when they say vaccines haven’t been tested vs placebo. The first vaccine of every kind is absolutely tested vs placebo. When it works, it’s unethical to test future versions vs placebo. Those are tested vs prior version. If better, then also better than placebo.
January 25, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Rfk Jr & vaccine “skeptics” mislead when they say vaccines haven’t been tested vs placebo. The first vaccine of every kind is absolutely tested vs placebo. When it works, it’s unethical to test future versions vs placebo. Those are tested vs prior version. If better, then also better than placebo.