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And training and links on:     Cell duplication and chromosome info-center! The other main reason for this site: -----------------------------------------------------------------------   2)  To WARN mankind of the dangers (which follows below) of this genetic gamble with life itself. Splicing, cutting and pasting microscopic elements of genetic makeup, which to my mind, as well as many top genetic specialists and thinkers alike, is nothing short of playing kamikaze or Russian roulette. This, especially considering that we still don't even know the very basic rules of these complex structures or for that matter, how many genes the human body contains. *********** How bout a Donation for your poor information provider here? ********** 1999/ag-08-27-99-01.txt "gene-splicing" Info site:        Gene splicing technology permits insertion of DNA from        one or a few well-characterized genes. 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So Dolly, the cloned sheep already has arthritis! What have i been saying about ill effects of cloning around? right-wrong This recent proliferation of the genetic manipulation game including Stem Cell manipulation, GMO and GMF (Genetically modified Organisms and Food) has had and will undoubtedly continue to have, some far reaching both positive and negative consequences. ie. as recently 08-March-2002   : Scientists have now confirmed that millions of tons of sand        are arriving in America from the        African Sehara dessert. The        The implications of this are enormous        considering the possible movement of        equal amounts of GM organisms and plants        and food. Pollins and other organisms        will and are behaving in a similar fashion One thing i am now sure of with all this stem        cell reality! The whole genome project        and how genes are suppose to govern how all       cells divide and form themselves        will need a serious re-visit! Another tiff in the genome serial: [May 17, 2002]        Now, Karlin says half of the proteins that        would be produced according to Celera's fruit-fly        sequence do not match up with those in a Swiss        public database, and that future research will        be hampered by the discrepancies. Genome Rivals' Genteel Soiree        The researchers seemed to agree that the        software now available for analyzing        genomic data simply isn't adequate.        "Each genome has its own mysteries."        "We know that the mouse assembly I        reported on is not perfect. We will continue        to optimize the algorithm," Sutton said. Battlefield uses of biotech proposed in report to Army Yahoo! Search Results for GMF agriculture Editor & Chris Meyer: Please contact me at that site via e-mail DNA RNA Tutorials (Tulane University New Orleans LA) The central dogma of Biology: Transgenic fish for aquaculture (21 Apr 97) Antisense DNA REFERENCES Historic list of Books on DNA , Heredity, and Genetics The Famine: Mexico Off the Hook        If the researchers can nail down exactly which        "haplotype" -- or strain of blight in South America        -- that caused the Irish potato famine,        they may also be able to find potatoes that        have evolved to be resistant to the blight.        Could we be building the next famine by mass        producing GM plants that become susceptable        to mass crop failures? Parkinson's Research Is Set Back by massive failure        -- of Fetal Cell Implants while patients thrash about        endlessly --. (genetically modified forests,        the ultimate gamble equivalent to redesigning        the earth) Gawsh, bio-engineers are so "COCK SURE" of their stem-cell       knowledge, they inject not just (1) one, but dozens of patients       having Parkinson disease, with these GM stemcells!       Yet later, their patients are going nuts due to the proceedure! And now they want to rebuild our forests!       Are they going to be so "COCK SURE" of themselves with our forests? As usual, when it's too late, we will know! Or perhaps, the bio-tech industry is simply       taking up the moral and ethical       hi-road and sure-fire corporate       money making stratagy of Micro$oft? Yahoo! Search Results for genomics research       pesticides       (1220 pages found) Sign a Sierra Club petition to protect Translated COP overview       Committee on Organic Polluting agents       Persistentes(COP). Most of the COP they       are composed organoclorados. The chemistry       of chlorine produces more than 11,000 compound       ones organoclorados, the majority harmful for       the people, the animals and the medio.ambiente       in general. It was an error of the industrial       development, today with his days counted.       Persistent the Organic Polluting agents (COP),       POPs in English, are extraordinarily toxic and       lasting chemical substances. The present       emissions will cause to cancer and hormonal       alterations in next the 1,000 years. It is       necessary and possible to let produce this       type of substances.       They include PCB, DDT, benzene, chlorine and       Organo-chlorine by-products like DDT, CFC, HCFC,       PVC, DEHP plastizers that emulate estrogine, etc. Gene Map: Help or Hype? Feb. 10, 2002       With Just a few days before the complete       human genome map is to be published, we       learn that there are less than 35,000 genes       in humans, when it is known that there are       more than > 50,000 genes in a simple       Pufferfish?       This whole project MUST be some kind of joke!       Now they are finding that the gene decoder chip       they used, was missing sensors for certain       sequences: Not only that!       There are more than 40,000 muscles alone,       in the trunk of any elephant!    ********************************************************************** Major flaw found in gene mapping chip      (March 1st 2002) New Scientist: Chip chop        ( A flaw in a widely used "gene chip"        stops some research projects dead        and flaws many others) Micro-Slop - The future seen and previewed today Micro-Techno-slop As Evidenced Today    ********************************************************************** Bacteria Bots / Engineered Microbes'        Uses Are Many But Their Impact Still Unknown        Thursday, September 13, 2002        Twenty years before soybeans were crossed        with fish genes and rice was boosted to        become a multivitamin, the biotech industry        began with bugs.        An antibiotic-resistant version of one microbe        has lately been found to cause devastating        infections in cystic fibrosis patients.        So even today, no one wants to mess with        transgenic bacteria (even though for a while        they looked interresting), once if ever they're        released, they'll be everywhere. Pandora's box        will have been opeded. Technology Review -        The various variations of DNA Chips and        how they work. Pictures too! More 3D pictures RoommateAccess site: And now in the bio-technology, and genomics (GM), and DNA gamble, flaws are once again beginning to show! Lively battle in DNA chips (11/07/2000) BAFFLING VACCINE FACTS:        Vaccines not tested for long term safety. 1999/ag-08-27-99-01.txt "Bt corn,"        crafted by splicing in a bacterial gene        that codes for a protein that is toxic to        corn border pests. Unfortunately this includes        butterflies! As i write this new addition (10/05/2002) having        heard the latest news bulliten,        that in Kentucky, 75% of newborn        horses are now still born. Scientists        have no clue as to the reason why!        Could it be BT corn? No Links found yet!        -------------------------------------- USDA approves Skin        made from the foreskin of circumcised male youths. New Scientist: Flying gene,     one in every 20 people has a mutation that can cause in     flight deep vain thrombosis. Gene Therapy's Hot Seat     Gene Therapy has yet to produce a single approved drug.     Yet has killed many recipients of experimental potions.     (Washington Post Feb. 20 2002)        Unfortunately, the current situation, reminds me of a bunch        of kids playing pin the tail on the donkey. The main difference        however, is that the tail is microscopic and virtually        invisible, and so is the pin they are using. Scientific world split on biotech food        "There's a community of ecologists and soil scientists        who oppose the current drift in agriculture, who        think we're putting too much emphasis on bending        nature to our will and too little effort in simply        understanding it".        ------------------------------------ What are viruses anyway? · Viruses are tiny particles which can reproduce only inside living cells. They can spread between in a number of ways- in the air or in the blood, for instance. Cancers where viruses are thought to play a role include cervical cancer, cancer of the liver and a skin cancer that can develop in people with AIDS. Cervical cancer is associated with a virus that can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Cancer of the liver can develop in a person who has had an attack of hepatitis B- a virus which can be transmitted through sexual intercourse or using infected needles, e.g. illegal drug use. BBC News | SAN FRANCISCO        Synthetic virus nearing reality        The implications could be devastating        Further:        Hansen suggested that instead of helping to design        bioengineered foods, university scientists should be        doing ecological studies about how modern farming        methods -- fertilizer and pesticide use in addition to        biotechnology -- affect the sustainability of the soil. Subscribe to award-winning Sierra        magazine. Matchmaker site:        CNN.com - Health         - Study shows link between pesticides and         lymphoma - November 30, 2000 Join Sierra Club - special $15 introductory        Pesticides may damage the brains         of young children: Pesticides causing hormone imbalance is the root of the problem!         It has just been learned, December         08, 2002. That the great orka whales         Of the shores of Vancouver, have a         population of < 800, and just this         year, all newborns died. The cause?         PCBs in the mothers milk from eating         smaller marine life chalked full of PCBs         from our polluted waters. Do help out our wildlife and nature by joining the Environmental Sierra club Save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Meanwhile: many Bio-chemists, micro-biologists, Bio-scientists, Bio-engineers and the like, are betting on their short lived knowledge (or should i say aspired knowledge) of life itself. All this in an attempt to modify it to some other specification. To their mind, it's ok to perform gene manipulations and modifications as they see fit. But let us remember, that once those killer cards are dealt, we can't change the bet. It will be as impossible as changing the direction of a hurricane, if ever the world gets covered by a plant or virus that is toxic to mankind. ---- NEW MEDICAL.HTML ---- 29/03/2002 ----- -------------- NEW RIGHT-WRONG.HTML 29/03/2002 --------------- How Secure Is Digital Hospital? When computer systems are completely safe, then I will feel safe about using them for critical data! Google Search: Royal Vic hospital mold deaths Can we trust technology and the medical system, if we can't even get the basics right? People dieing in hospitals from simple mold! Related site! BBC News | SCI/TECH | US politicans criticise human cloning efforts Lawmakers in the United States say they are considering banning human cloning after scientists warned the technology could produce abnormal babies. Yahoo! Search Results for: technological breakthroughs (genetic research) (found our genome8.html in position #3 of 2,450 sites ) More baffling genetic research statistics and the future of ... ... Fines for Med Research Lapses Why Did ... TIME vs. technical breakthroughs? Or are we ... standing on our technological winners and ... if ever genetic modifications were ... http://www.vif.com/users/chris-m/medical/genome8.html New Scientist: Killer virus! January 13, 2002 People are currently dieing, using the new synthetic genetically made diabetes drug Humolog and Humolin. Canada is not doing a darn thing to force Eli Lilly to continue to produce the original insulin made from animal islets of langerhans from protein secreted by animal pancreas. Yet many people have already died from something similar to insulin shock. Are the drug companies trying to force genetic products down our throats so they can monopolize the market? Is it possible that research into new vaccines against cancer and other diseases could inadvertently create lethal human viruses? Many of the most promising modern vaccines depend on viruses to transport genes into the body, and contain genes that directly alter the immune response. wired news January 12, 2002 The Asian gaur, a bull named Noah, was born Monday at Trans-Ova Genetics in Sioux Center, Iowa, and died Wednesday. IBM supercomputer tackles DNA The Human Genome Project expects the supercomputer will shrink wait time for some of its calculations from 447 years to one month. By Bob Sullivan, MSNBC December 18, 2000 5:22 AM PT The world's fastest commercial supercomputer will soon be devoted exclusively to solving the world's most powerful puzzle. A new IBM supercomputer will be made available to companies trying to ask questions of the recently decoded human genome. Hailed as the scientific marvel of our lifetime, decoding the DNA that holds the recipes for human biology is merely a first step. The Human Genome Project, a full map of human DNA, has created perhaps the most powerful and intriguing database ever. But analyzing that data - really gleaning the secrets hidden inside our DNA - is a mathematical mountain. At least Europe is taking the proper precautions! "The Green Parties of Europe acknowledge there are scientifically justified concerns about the safety of all foods produced through recombinant DNA technologies and that these genetically modified foods pose unique hazards to the health of both the consumer and the environment." The Green parties listed these hazards as, "the potential for generating new toxins, carcinogens and allergens." Besides unique risks to humans, the Greens said, GM foods pose unique risks to the environment:  creation of super weeds and super viruses, destruction of Bio-diversity and pollution of soil. The writing is on the wall. The warnings are out there, but will they listen? Much caution is in order for the bet on technology and grandiose solutions to problems within nature itself. Note: Even the relatively simple contraception pill has been proven to cause heart attacks and strokes in woman. That being so, can we not from that simple reality, extrapolate some conclusions as to what kinds of impending disasters will arise from playing around with genetics? NEW July 07 2000 --- Listen up! What have i been saying to all you tinker's in Bio-technology and messing with evolution itself? Killer Human Generated Algae Invades Southern California. More peopledie every year fromhospital infections (90,000) than from all accidental deaths (70,000), including motor vehicle crashes, fires, burns, falls, drownings, and poisonings. Is the American Medical Association doing a darn thing? FDA to Ban Gene Researcher: Jesse Gelsinger, 18, died in September 1999, a few days after being treated with an experimental gene therapy for his rare liver disease. His family reached a legal settlement with Wilson and the university last month. Earlier this year, the FDA banned Penn's Institute of Human Gene Therapy from performing studies on humans. That was done only after, when this year alone, several people were dealt the ultimate loosing hand, and over 500 others were dealt a very bad hand, due to genetic tinkering by Bio- Engineers and Bio-Scientists. Finally, the US NIH (National Institute of health) is curbing the testing of genetic material on humans! What took them so long? Must tragedies occur, before someone applies the brakes on this wild game of genetic Russian Roulette. Is the GENE POKER GAME finally being regulated? NIH moving to curb gene therapy on humans after 500 adverse incidents reported this year alone. 3:00 a.m. Jun. 3, 2000 PDT DENVER -- The National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration will step up efforts to regulate gene therapy trials, representatives from the two groups said Friday at a gathering of gene therapy experts. This level of diligence towards regulating any type of clinical trials is "unprecedented," Patterson said. An epidemic rise in one under-publicized category of cancers should sound an alarm for all Americans. There is a powerful link to the dramatic surge in lymphatic cancer: the 1994 approval of the genetically engineered bovine growth hormone (rbGH). Before 1995, lymphatic cancers were comparatively rare. Increases of up to 2000% since 1980 have been seen! Wish those odds were in our favor! NEW:   What is Bio-technology? What are the ramifications of its use? What is the latest about Bio-tech mistakes and blunders?   GMF- Food Articles Over 2 dozen articles   from various newspapers around the world, discuss the issues! 10-May-2002 Guess what? Read below! Heinrich Roder lab        3D Protein Folding Picture protein folding pictures Collapse of Dot-Coms Stifles Tech Innovators        (They're pissed now, what do you think i felt        like 20 years ago, when Gates stomped out        our empire via his contract with IBM) Fuzzy Logic along with stastistical genome data-mining        is attempting to predict gene interactions        All i can say is, lots of luck and don't fuck up! Not only is law lagging behind technology,        many technologies are laging        behind the very technology the're involved with!        Take how long it's taking the US government to        adopt laws regarding minimal requirements        for minimal levels for software standards.        Take also, how fast the internet (Search Engines)        are at accessing data.        Yet to get listed on most search engines takes        anywhere from weeks to months! Big mistake, big        failure, big shortcoming, and probably their        downfall with regards to immediate news from        other types of media! New Technological Breakthrough To Fix Problems        - Of the Previous Bio-tech Breakthrough (screw-up)        On Monday May 7 2002, Texas A&M        chemists unveiled Zovirex-10, a revolutionary        new fungicide capable of halting the spread of        a fungus unexpectedly spawned by a July 2000        breakthrough, an advanced soy hybrid that        grows 10 times better in soil over-saturated        with chemical herbicides.        The fungus, which, if left unchecked,        would likely have destroyed 98 percent of        Earth's soy crop and wrought untold        environmental havoc, made the latest scientific        advance possible        Oberst downplayed claims that if Zovirex-10 were        to seep into the groundwater, it would kill off        70 percent of fish and aquatic plant life, poison        35 percent of the human population, and raise the        temperature of the sea by seven degrees. Medical Editor Rips Into FDA        It appears the FDA is in the pocket of the        large pharmaceutical and bio-tech outfits! Big Split Over Jumping Gene Theory. (May 18, 2002)        Some scientists and geneticists are deeply        concerned about the long term effects of        genetic manipulation. Some worry that        genetic jumps could cause serious        problems in the long term for our        offspring and great grand children!        Specifically, could gene therapy today        to cure illness, cause mutations in our        offspring? Chips Show DNA Differences        (single nucleotide polymorphism SNP makes up        the 0.1 % difference between all human genome        chemistry) Another tiff in the genome serial: [May 17, 2002]        Now, Karlin says half of the proteins that        would be produced according to Celera's fruit-fly        sequence do not match up with those in a Swiss        public database, and that future research will        be hampered by the discrepancies.      What of genomics       knowledge      and training? Functional Genomics Washington Advisory Group Recommendations        - for spending on pharmacol and genomic research CN's bioinformatics & other WWW training links ie.        DBMS, bio-sequence search sites, protein        pattern searching, gene finding, general bio-info Some of the Contents of the above link:        Protein structure/homology modeling        Sequence comparison        Barton tutorial pages        3D molecular structure viewers        Lists of bioinformatics sites        Tool-center pages (list of biotech tools)        DNA micro arrays        Genome-scale analysis        Gene regulation        Perl in bioinformatics        International nucleotide sequence database collaboration Legal Internet Guide Legal Internet Guide The Spiral Calendar: And Its Effects on Financial Markets and Human Events The Spiral Calendar The Spiral Calendar One Hundred of the World's Most Widely Followed Stock Market Prediction Systems Divining the Dow Divining the Dow Basic DNA and RNA Protocols Basic DNA and RNA Protocols Basic DNA and RNA Protocols Antisense RNA and DNA Antisense RNA and DNA Antisense RNA and DNA DNA and RNA Cleavers and Chemotherapy of Cancer and Viral Diseases DNA and RNA Cleavers and Chemotherapy .... DNA and RNA Cleavers and Chemotherapy .... Footprinting of Nucleic Acid-Protein Complexes Footprinting of Nucleic Acid-Protein Complexes bin Laden: The Man Who Declared War on America bin Laden bin Laden Affiliate Links ---------------------------------------- Books regarding Bioethics and Fuzzy Logic Books regarding Bio ethics and Fuzzy Logic

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