Episode 7: Rewiring The Brain With Artificial DNA

This episode explores the world of synthetic DNA and its potential impact on neurological disorders. Artificial DNA, a recent innovation in chemistry, is also known as synthetic DNA, which refers to DNA molecules that are created in a laboratory rather than occurring naturally. These synthetic DNA molecules can be designed and synthesized with a high degree of precision to have specific properties and functions and can be used to treat a variety of diseases, including neurological ones.

Furthermore, it discusses how this technology is being used to create new therapies and treatments for brain diseases and disorders, as well as its role in helping us better understand the human brain and the mechanisms behind neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.