What we're doing now is a pretty haphazard introduction of non-nature genes into plants and animals often with unexpected effects.
Look up histone acetylation and DNA methylation. We're barely scratching the surface of how gene expression works.
To say we're going to rebuild the human genome in the next 100 years is a little fanciful. Reminds me of the "trains to the moon" that Popular Mechanics said we would all be riding in the 1980s.
Look up histone acetylation and DNA methylation. We're barely scratching the surface of how gene expression works.
To say we're going to rebuild the human genome in the next 100 years is a little fanciful. Reminds me of the "trains to the moon" that Popular Mechanics said we would all be riding in the 1980s.