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Verbatim, from the transcripts: passages where CRISPR comes up on the a16z Podcast, All-In, TBPN, American Optimist, My First Million
The Five Year Desert to Product Market Fit & a $5.3BN Valuation with Shiv Rao, Founder @ Abridge · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 47:31 Harry Stebbings What have you not CRISPR'd your way into yet that you need to?
🔬 Training Transformers to solve 95% failure rate of Cancer Trials — Ron Alfa & Daniel Bear, Noetik
- ▶ 42:34 unnamed speaker So the same kind of like CRISPR knockouts that people are doing for individual cells in vitro, except when we knock out a gene in a cancer cell, that cancer cell gets injected into a mouse. 2 times in the scene
The College Crisis: Heads of Dartmouth & Berkeley Debate the Decline of US Universities
- ▶ 33:54 Rich Lyons Philanthropic capital that came in and went into an endowment and CRISPR comes out of it and some other things that are changing the world, right?
Andrew Huberman on the Uncertain Future of Science
- ▶ 9:51 Andrew Huberman And as you mentioned, like with CRISPR, I mean, in, in many ways it was a fortuitous thing, right?
Weekly Recap: Apple WWDC, Andrew Huberman, YC Demo Day, Intern Phone Assembly, $14B Meta x Scale
- ▶ 1:14:49 John Coogan I mean, I'm sure, or CRISPR, these stuff, this stuff was NIH funded at one point.
- ▶ 1:16:41 Andrew Huberman And as you mentioned, like with CRISPR, I mean, in, in many ways it was a fortuitous thing, right?
We Interviewed the New Thiel Fellow Dropouts
- ▶ 1:05:23 John Coogan Is CRISPR relevant? 2 times in the scene
Elizabeth Holmes First Interview Released
- ▶ 37:28 unnamed speaker How does CRISPR work?
How Silicon Valley’s Most Prolific Investor Picks Unicorns | Elad Gil Interview
Delian Asparouhov: Inside the Walls of Founders Fund: What the World Does Not See | E1183 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 1:12:58 Delian Asparouhov You know, uh, polygenic risk scoring of embryos to eventual, you know, sort of crispering of, you know, sort of embryos where you're changing DNA to natural selection pressures of, you know, people being on, you know, sort of moon, Mars,…
Tony Robbins on the Future of Health & Longevity
- ▶ 14:28 Tony Robbins And then you got things like CRISPR that can enter in to actually start editing it all.
All-In Summit: Gene therapy and a new era of medicine with Dr. Nicole Paulk
- ▶ 29:03 Dr. Nicole Paulk Many of you have heard of things like CRISPR.
Digital Biology with insitro's Daphne Koller
- ▶ 20:04 Daphne Koller And then bring that back to engineer biology using tools like CRISPR, genome editing, and so on, so that we can make biology do things that it would otherwise not want to do.
E126: Big Tech blow-out, Powell’s recession warning, lab-grown meat, RFK Jr shakes up race & more
- ▶ 1:04:00 David Friedberg Now, fortunately, the tools of CRISPR and since CRISPR Cas nine came out. 2 times in the scene
E109: 2022 Bestie Awards Live from Twitter HQ
- ▶ 55:21 Chamath Palihapitiya And a lab in the UK, basically using CRISPR, edited these transplant T cells to go in and wipe out her cancer.
Annie Lamont – A Lifetime in Venture, Venture is Eating the Investment World 9 (Capital Allocators, EP. 238)
- ▶ 20:42 Annie Lamont They've been extraordinary, you know, CRISPR.
E71: Russia/Ukraine deep dive: escalation, risk factors, financial fallout, exit ramps and more
- ▶ 1:20:57 David Friedberg Basically, uh, they go in a lab, uh, they're zapped with electricity, which causes them to open up slightly and an engineered, a little crisper edit happens.
E60: The 2021 Bestie Awards PLUS Jack Dorsey starts the Web3 Wars
- ▶ 40:44 Chamath Palihapitiya My best science breakthrough is that this year we actually were able to inject in vivo, so in the body genetic code for CRISPR, two cases specifically.
Discovering Life-Saving Drugs from Fungi! · Joe Lonsdale
- ▶ 2:09 Joe Lonsdale This is the same thing CRISPR came from, where bacteria had to learn how to, like, snip pieces of viruses and remember what they were. 2 times in the scene
Dr. Rick Klausner: Curing Cancer, Reprogramming Cells, and the Incredible Biotech Revolution · Joe Lonsdale
- ▶ 27:34 Joe Lonsdale Just like CRISPR has so many companies to come out of it.
Imagining Our Future Through Tech
- ▶ 21:40 Frank Chen Using techniques we've recently discovered, like CRISPR, we can copy and paste DNA that codes for spider silk proteins and stick them inside E. coli and turn E. coli into a factory to build the materials that we want.
CRISPR 2.0 and the Future of Gene Therapies
Updates for Startup School 2019 and Office Hours with Kevin Hale · Y Combinator
- ▶ 47:51 Kevin Hale Like, I'm a CRISPR.
a16z Podcast | What's in the Water at the George Church Lab?
- ▶ 11:07 Jorge Conde Or ethicists in the first project, in the CCR-V, Chinese CRISPR baby project, and what do you see as the role of ethicists going forward?
- ▶ 33:45 George Church Including CRISPR. 3 times in the scene
- ▶ 38:55 Jorge Conde You were pioneers in CRISPR, so writing DNA.
a16z Podcast | All About Synthetic Biology
- ▶ 26:04 Jim Collins I should say, of the century, which is on CRISPR, enabling very rapid, easy, inexpensive genome editing that together now opened up possibilities that just weren't going to be readily apparent to us 10 years ago.
a16z Podcast | The Scientific Revolution of Ancient DNA
- ▶ 26:24 Jorge Conde If we were to roll the tape forward in human history on the order of tens of thousands of years, in the future it's possible that we will be, you know, directly editing our DNA, whether it's through CRISPR or anything else.
a16z Podcast | Network Effects, Origin Stories, and the Evolution of Tech
- ▶ 27:33 Sonal Chokshi I mean, CRISPR is a great example. 3 times in the scene
a16z Podcast | Taking the Pulse on Bio
- ▶ 7:53 Jorge Conde One of the key areas where we see biology itself as a tool for engineering has of course been in the gene therapy space, in, in the CRISPR space, the technology that allows us to do very precise gene editing or genome wide editing.
a16z Podcast | Making a (Really) Wild Geo-Engineering Idea Real
- ▶ 15:12 Sonal Chokshi So we talked about CRISPR, the gene editing tool, and let's talk about the genes.
a16z Podcast | Defeating Aging with Aubrey de Grey
- ▶ 26:38 Aubrey de Grey Um, things like CRISPR, for example.
Programming Medicine
- ▶ 12:31 Jorge Conde So CRISPR is, of course, the best known example of advancements in this space.
David Zeevi on Personalized Nutrition Based on Your Gut Microbiome · Y Combinator
- ▶ 10:12 David Zeevi I mean, that's, CRISPR is going to change all that.
Manny Friedman – Non-Linear Financial Systems (Capital Allocators, EP.61)
- ▶ 21:01 Manny Friedman The biggest thing I'm looking at is CRISPR, which is literally changing the world. 2 times in the scene