Today We Try To Identify A Gene

In 15 Years We'll Have All The Sequence, A List Of The Genes Everyone Has In Common And Those That Differ Among People. We Know Only Something Like A Tenth Of 1 Percent Of The Sequence At The Moment.

The Community As A Whole Doesn't Listen Patiently To Critics Who Adopt Alternative Viewpoints. Although The Great Lesson Of History Is That Knowledge Develops Through The Conflict Of Viewpoints.

Today We Try To Identify A Gene And Then Study Its Properties.

The Interaction Of The Variation In Our Genes Is What's Responsible For Lots Of Our Attributes And Vigor.

[duesberg] Is Absolutely Correct In Saying That No One Has Proven That Aids Is Caused By The Aids Virus. And He Is Absolutely Correct That The Virus Cultured In The Laboratory May Not Be The Cause Of Aids.