“…Under these circumstances the method could preserve more embryos than is currently the case. Used in this context the method is closer to the aims of the Embryo Protection Act, and given this premise we do not understand why the route described by Faltus and Storz where the embryo is "simply" [1] not transferred would be the likely choice. We were writing, quite correctly, about a method which anticipated potential future developments, although it should be noted that the CRISPR-Cas method already describes a technique which is moving closer to such a "repair".…”