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Chinese scientist Giancoi announced that he had modified the DNA of two twins born last November, adding that he had used a new tool to rewrite the genetic code of twins before they were born..
The National Health Commission of China has ordered an "immediate investigation" of the operation, as the world has provided no evidence of its operation and that no details about the operation The identity of the two children has been revealed, the Guardian newspaper reported Tuesday.
He explained that he had made genetic modifications to the embryos of 7 women while treating them with enrichment and that he had given birth to one of them until they present..
He pointed out that what he had done was not a form of treatment or prevention of a genetic disorder, but an attempt to accord to a status that was not only in a few people, the ability to withstand future infectious diseases, such as disease or HIV..
The world refused to divulge the parents of the two genetically modified housekeepers, and to reveal where they were, in a clinic or hospital where the genetic modification was carried out.
There is no independent confirmation of his state of health nor has he been published in a scientific journal so that other experts and scientists can judge its accuracy or accuracy..
However, the doctor revealed what he did in Hong Kong to one of the organizers of the International Conference on Genetic Engineering, as he had done in a previous interview with the Associated Press.
During the interview, the Chinese scientist said: "I feel great responsibility because it was not only to be the first to do it, but to make it a model and an example. and the company will decide the next step.
The American scientist, who was partly involved in this genetic modification, is a professor of biological engineering and a physician, Michael Demm, a member of the scientific advisory board of two companies owned by Chinese scientist Jianqui.
This has angered the scientific community around the world, especially because it is considered a "human experience", a decision that is prohibited by law in many countries.
The University of Science and Technology of the South, where she worked, confirmed that the world had been on leave without pay since last February, pointing out that her research in genetic engineering did not take place on campus .
Rice University, in the United States, has announced its intention to study the participation of physics professor Dym in these tests.
"No matter where this work was conducted, as described in media reports, it violates the code of conduct and is contrary to the ethical standards of the scientific community and the Rice University," she said in a statement.
How was the genetic modification done?
Genetic modification or genetic engineering in the laboratory during the first fertilization process begins with a laboratory that sorts the sperm to isolate it from testicular fluid, the fluid in which HIV can be found.
A sperm is injected into a female egg to be vaccinated for fetal development, and the genetic modification tool is added, reported the Associated Press.
When the embryo reaches 3 to 5 days, some cells are removed and examined to determine if they are modified. At this stage, the couple can choose between a transgenic or uninfected embryo during IVF and pregnancy..
Sixteen fetuses were genetically modified on 22 and 11 fertilized eggs were used in 6 uterine transplants, before the birth of the genetically modified twins.
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Chinese scientist Giancoi announced that he had modified the DNA of two twins born last November, adding that he had used a new tool to rewrite the genetic code of twins before they were born..
The National Health Commission of China has ordered an "immediate investigation" of the operation, as the world has provided no evidence of its operation and that no details about the operation The identity of the two children has been revealed, the Guardian newspaper reported Tuesday.
He explained that he had made genetic modifications to the embryos of 7 women while treating them with enrichment and that he had given birth to one of them until they present..
He pointed out that what he had done was not a form of treatment or prevention of a genetic disorder, but an attempt to accord to a status that was not only in a few people, the ability to withstand future infectious diseases, such as disease or HIV..
The world refused to divulge the parents of the two genetically modified housekeepers, and to reveal where they were, in a clinic or hospital where the genetic modification was carried out.
There is no independent confirmation of his state of health nor has he been published in a scientific journal so that other experts and scientists can judge its accuracy or accuracy..
However, the doctor revealed what he did in Hong Kong to one of the organizers of the International Conference on Genetic Engineering, as he had done in a previous interview with the Associated Press.
During the interview, the Chinese scientist said: "I feel great responsibility because it was not only to be the first to do it, but to make it a model and an example. and the company will decide the next step.
The American scientist, who was partly involved in this genetic modification, is a professor of biological engineering and a physician, Michael Demm, a member of the scientific advisory board of two companies owned by Chinese scientist Jianqui.
This has angered the scientific community around the world, especially because it is considered a "human experience", a decision that is prohibited by law in many countries.
The University of Science and Technology of the South, where she worked, confirmed that the world had been on leave without pay since last February, pointing out that her research in genetic engineering did not take place on campus .
Rice University, in the United States, has announced its intention to study the participation of physics professor Dym in these tests.
"No matter where this work was conducted, as described in media reports, it violates the code of conduct and is contrary to the ethical standards of the scientific community and the Rice University," she said in a statement.
How was the genetic modification done?
Genetic modification or genetic engineering in the laboratory during the first fertilization process begins with a laboratory that sorts the sperm to isolate it from testicular fluid, the fluid in which HIV can be found.
A sperm is injected into a female egg to be vaccinated for fetal development, and the genetic modification tool is added, reported the Associated Press.
When the embryo reaches 3 to 5 days, some cells are removed and examined to determine if they are modified. At this stage, the couple can choose between a transgenic or uninfected embryo during IVF and pregnancy..
Sixteen fetuses were genetically modified on 22 and 11 fertilized eggs were used in 6 uterine transplants, before the birth of the genetically modified twins.
