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07-23-2014 02:33 AM |
not only that, but i can quell the tears over the HIV researcher guy who died in Ukraine and silence those unimportant no nothings wailing about a blow to the fight against HIV/AIDS...
"researchers from Temple University have managed to eliminate the HIV-1 virus from human cells for the first time. "When deployed, a combination of a DNA-snipping enzyme called a nuclease and a targeting strand of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) hunt down the viral genome and excise the HIV-1 DNA (abstract). From there, the cell's gene repair machinery takes over, soldering the loose ends of the genome back together – resulting in virus-free cells." While antiretroviral therapy can treat people who are infected with HIV, the immune system is incapable of actually removing the virus, so this is an important step in fighting it. The researchers still have to overcome the problem of delivering the the genetic "toolkit" to each affected cell in a patient's body, and also HIV's high mutation rate."
oh shit its almost like exponential rise of people and technology means people are expendable since someone else will solve the problems you dont
how do we want to live, now that the choice of whether to live or not has been decided. a new birth for humanity begins after so long. do u feel the birthing pains.
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