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Is what we have essentially created as an enzyme that can correct this by turning the piece of d.n.a. back in the right direction and. we hope that we will be able to implement this in actual treatment so this will take time. as we know from any other drugs that already exist i mean you have to proceed very carefully with a limited. patients and see whether there are undesirable side effects for all that we're doing this is the very 1st time that these new technologies are being tried out so we have to be careful. researchers are altering cells in the lab the next step will be animal testing o...

Century. surgery as it's often called could assume a similar important. i'm going to predict that 50 years from now we'll probably see as many people undergoing genome surgery as the conventional kind. professor who called his team aims to find a cure for hemophilia using cells donated by a boy who has the hereditary bleeding disorder the scientists are well acquainted with the mutation in question it's caused by a piece of d.n.a. being the wrong way around and as a result impossible for cells to read this prevents them from forming a particular clotting factor that's needed for a wound to hea...

Analysis could -- is a hugely important issue for the whole american criminal justice system. it presents tremendous opportunities to solve crimes in an effective way, and can be produced justice because it is the kind of thing you can't fake or mislead. so i am very strongly in favor of that. in my personal view, after many years in the law enforcement community, is that one of the biggest bottlenecks of all of our laws involving prosecution of criminal activity is that bottleneck of the scientific analysis. the forensic sciences where we fail sometimes to get dna back, fail to get back finge...

Analysis is a hugely important issue for the whole american criminal justice system. it presents tremendous opportunities to solve crimes in an effective way, and can be producing justice, because it is the kind of thing that you can't fake or mislead, so i am very strongly in favor of that. in my personal view, after many years in the law enforcement community, is that one of the biggest bottlenecks of all of our laws involving prosecutions of criminal activity is the bottleneck of the scientific analysis, the forensic sciences, where we fail sometimes to get dna back, fail to get back finger...

Questions before dna? did you ask those questions before an m.e. report? all showing that he gave a questionable inquiry. nobody ever does on the first few days of an investigation. you never have your dna back. you never have your m.e. report back. but he made it sound like that based on that background that the investigator didn't get it all done and hence that's why he came to his conclusions. >> listen to some of this questioning live in court when it came to what this investigator, chris serino, thought about the young man that he was interviewing, whether he believed him or whether he th...