Frost Fang

sorry, my brain has been on the fritz lately thanks for all the help everyone, travis

ii doubt it's possible.there are billions of food combinations eaten throughout the world each day you think there would be someone who has died from it.

ok, since they are similar to nanobots, is there any work going into this? i myself think that this could be more beneficial than most of the other things going on right now. the human genome project has been completed and stem cell research is promissing, but getting slapped in the face by some's hippocritical morals. this as i see it poses no real problem other than...well a new plague, but i think the chances of that are rather low.

would you be able to create a virus in a lab, from scratch? i know this would be extremely hard to do and would take lots of time if it is possible, but, if it is possible do you guys think it'd help the world any?

thanks for scratching the itch in the back of my head so if their protein coats are like legos, would it be possible to genetically modify a nearly harmless virus to where it'll stick to other viruses and inject it's dna/rna?

i know it's kind of a dumb question, but how do they designate what's a cell and what isn't?