Yeager, A. (2019, May 1). Could AI Make Gene Editing More Accurate? Retrieved November 13, 2019, from https://www.the-scientist.com/the-literature/could-ai-make-gene-editing-more-accurate-65781.
The source states that patterns in sequence repair allow scientists to accurately predict guide RNAs that will reproduce exact human mutations and could lead to the ability to cure or prevent genetic diseases. The author has cited several scholarly sources in their work. I chose this source because it strengthens my argument in that genetic engineering has benefits in pathology that should not be overlooked. This source was written quite recently, and reflects new and updated information in the field. I found this resource through Google Scholar and by inputting keywords such as “genetic” and “artificial” into my search. It is hosted by The Scientist, an online publication.