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How Gravity Functions: From Newton to Einstein's Spacetime

Corrected by Emir Baycan · on When Notes Fly · 11 July 2026 · View published page ↗

How does CRISPR actually edit genes? Understand the science of genetic engineering.

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−study by Rohrer, Dedrick, and Stencil, students who interleaved
+study by Rohrer, Dedrick, and Stershic, students who interleaved

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SUPERSEDED. Post 1065 (slug how-genetic-engineering-works) previously had its title AND entire body content swapped with unrelated material (a spaced-repetition/Ebbinghaus-to-FSRS article) due to a content-generation bug. The Rohrer, Dedrick, and Stershic (2014) citation this contribution corrected (misspelled as 'Stencil') lived in that misplaced spaced-repetition text, which has now been fully removed and replaced with a genuine, original genetic-engineering/CRISPR article (restriction enzymes, recombinant DNA, CRISPR-Cas9 mechanism, Casgevy's December 2023 FDA approval, base/prime editing, somatic vs germline editing, GMO safety consensus). The before_text/after_text below no longer appear anywhere on the live page. Title, meta_title, and content now correctly match the genetic-engineering topic as of 2026-07-18. Recording as superseded rather than deleting, to preserve the contribution history.

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