[Thatcherite]

This section caught my eye.

Rather than randomly altering a few genes in a cell's DNA as in old-school genetic engineering, some researchers are now breaking genomes into collections of parts and precisely reassembling them to do a scientist's bidding. The fruits of the approach are taking many different forms: bacteria that can count or form patterns in a petri dish, a virus redesigned to make its genes easier to study, microbes programmed to seek out and destroy tumors, and bacteria that spit out great quantities of a rare and complicated bogus argument for ID and against evolution (The Fesbrew Chugator bacteria).

[furball4paws]

Now you're going to imply that the authors actually said that last bit.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"(The Fesbrew Chugator bacteria)."

The correct name is Festus Chugabacter, you need to read the peer-reviewed literature first hand instead of counting on the press release to get it right. :)