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Crispr Persuasive Speech

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Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)

Today i’m here to talk to you about crispr “what's crispr” you might ask you also might ask “why does it have no E its triggering my ocd” and my answer is well too bad because i say that word about fifty times in this essay so what does crisper stand for it stands for Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats and is super annoying to type so i’m not going to do that any more but I AM going to tell you about how crispr should be banned i mean anywhere just BANNED Crispr is a form of genome mutation first found in small ecoli bacterium if the cell was attacked and somehow managed to survive crispr would grab some of the virus and fuse it with its DNA and RNA. This is essentially a mug shot of the virus and if it ever attacks again the cell calls the proteins and tells them to terminate anything …show more content…

It could kill a lot of people). Reason one gas, a Crispr gas could kill more than mustard gas (a form of chemical warfare used in WWII, used by the Germans and USSR) it would be used to edit their RNA to literally anyone who inhaled the gas their heart would stop in about 1-2 minutes and they would die no matter what. To further elaborate super soldiers, soldiers could be purposely made to have gigantism first off that's quite inhumane, but second of all that's terrifying just imagine a 10 foot 5 behemoth coming at you with enhanced bone, muscle, and skin strength they would be next to impossible to kill and would be super agile and deadly. Furthermore bone structure failure, bone structure failure is one of the more common mutations taking place in more than 2% percent of animal testings. Soldiers or super soldiers could put corrupted crispr infused bullets in their gun and when these would hit people...well it doesn't take a genius to figure out what happens

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