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Be sure to join the ongoing Reddit AMA I’m doing on human genetic modification and CRISPR. Lots of great and often tough questions so far!
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Do I understand correctly that one use of crispr affects only the individual’s genes, whereas another affects their reproduction, potentially affecting the next generation?