NEED HELP! REAL ANSWERS! What does Genspace do? What is a biohacker?
What are some of the potential applications of biotechnology?
What are the risks of biohacking? Do you think the risks of biohacking outweigh the advantages? Why or why not?
What some of the things members have used biohacking for?

Biohacking—You Can Do It, Too.What does Genspace do? What is a biohacker?a.It's a nonprofit, a community biotech lab in Brooklyn, New York, and the idea was people could come, they could take classes and putter around in the lab in a very open, friendly atmosphere, reverse engineer lab equipment, genetically engineer bacteria, hack hardware, software, wetware, and, of course, the code of life, like to build things, like to take things apart, make things grow, make things glow, and make cells dance.What are some of the potential applications of biotechnology?a.to replace our fossil fuels, to revolutionize medicine, and to touch every aspect of our daily lives.What are the risks of biohacking? Do you think the risks of biohacking outweigh the advantages? Why or why not?a.bio-safety, bio-security, all the dark side stuff. Any powerful technology is inherently dual use, and, you know, you get something like synthetic biology, nanobiotechnology, it really compels you, you have to look at both the amateur

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1. foster a safe and inclusive community where all people – including those from non-traditional and underrepresented backgrounds – can experientially learn, boldly create, and meaningfully grow with the life sciences. Biohacking can be described as citizen or do-it-yourself biology. For many “biohackers,” this consists of making small, incremental diet or lifestyle changes to make small improvements in your health and well-being.

2. Biotechnology has applications in four major industrial areas, including health care (medical), crop production and agriculture, non-food (industrial) uses of crops and other products (e.g. biodegradable plastics, vegetable oil, biofuels), and environmental uses.

3.  trying to discover drugs through biohacking compromises on quality scientific research. The drugs usually skip key toxicity tests before being administered to patients and in doing so seriously jeopardises the safety of those involved. Without rigorous pre-clinical testing in the laboratory, it is very difficult to predict how that drug will fully interact with the complexity of the human body. I think it doesn't outweigh the advantages because there are a lot of dangerous outcomes doing this even though this can be helpful

4.  Dna barcoding, analyze genomes for mutations, collect microbes from the stratosphere, make a biocensor out of yeast to detect pollutants in water, or make some sort of a biofuel cell.

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