[EBH]

Actually, yes...there is such a thing a gene absorption. A very common type is mitochondrial gene expression and how it influences nutrients and hormones.

This article expresses itself as a concern over a “xeno”-gene in regards to it being a gene-mimic for an enzyme needed for human life.

Without more scientific information, which is what the article is asking for, we really don't know what this ‘suppression” gene is? Or if it crosses the blood-barrier can it pose as a toxic gene to humans and does or will the body recognize it?

[reformedliberal]

Thank you!

I will be doing some research on this as soon as my current workload subsides a bit. We also have a new puppy, which means I don’t dare get involved in web things unless someone else is on puppy patrol.

This is fascinating and I will now say that perhaps transgenic experimentation ought to be slowed down a lot until we know more.

Can you suggest some resources for this sort of information?