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You can't put genetically modified trout genes into a cabbage.
He suggested splicing the uniquely Neanderthal genes into a human genome and using a chimpanzee as the surrogate mother.
Gene therapists have long tried to insert curative human genes into a patient's cells on the back of harmless viruses.
Most gene therapy techniques use a virus to carry new genes into a cell but cannot direct the virus to insert genes at a specific site.
An even bigger obstacle, however, is that gene therapy, a technology that is still unproven, would be needed to slip light-switch genes into a patient's nerve cells.
The ambitious undertaking includes genetic engineering, the now routine insertion of one or two genes into a bacterium or crop plant.
They are gene splicing -- inserting advantageous genes into a DNA sequence -- and stem cells, which scientists hope will one day be reprogrammed to replace cells of various organs.
They combined the bird flu genes into a single new virus, making a new pathogen that was only about 3% different from the 1918 human virus.
To sneak his desired genes into a banana plant, Dale swaps a few of the bacterium's genes for the ones he wants.
Little is understood about the implications of introducing genes into a human body, so any use aimed at improving athletic performance would now be considered dangerous and unethical.
It turned out that several groups of researchers had been developing a new way to get genes into a cell's DNA.
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