Bacteria and viruses are good at "adopting" genes without inheriting them, right? It might be an interesting thought experiment to imagine what "they" (bacteria and viruses) might do, on the positive and negative side, with genes intended for other purposes.
What genes might make a fungal disease transmissible, human to human (or animal to animal), and what genes might block that? How about a prion disease?
Thank you! This was written so simply & so easy to understand. You just piqued my interest & now I want to know way more!!
Maybe an AI can be trained to answer questions about how the FDA might react?
BTW, I intentionally read this blog from time to time. The word intentional is intentional.
Please write more?
Interesting and will definitely look for a hack.
Bacteria and viruses are good at "adopting" genes without inheriting them, right? It might be an interesting thought experiment to imagine what "they" (bacteria and viruses) might do, on the positive and negative side, with genes intended for other purposes.
What genes might make a fungal disease transmissible, human to human (or animal to animal), and what genes might block that? How about a prion disease?