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The following is taken from ‘Paper Doctors’ by Dr. Vernon Coleman which was published in 1977. In this short extract, Dr. Coleman explains why he considers genetic research to be incredibly dangerous.
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There are as many dangers as there are possibilities in genetic research. Researchers studying genes have for some time been using bacteria for their basic studies because the genetic systems of bacteria are relatively simple. There is also the added advantage that bacteria reproduce in minutes rather than in weeks or months so that long-term studies can more easily be carried out. The bacterium most commonly used is one called Escherichia Coli, a bug found in the human gut. The researchers change the genetic information carried by each bacterium by cross-breeding, by chemical treatments and even by genetic surgery, using enzymes as tools with which to chop up chromosomes.
According to a World Health Organisation statement on the subject: “The innovative techniques of DNA recombination consist in isolating and then splicing together DNA molecules from unrelated organisms to produce a new hybrid organism which may contain the genetic properties of either or both of the original organisms. Researchers are also already experimenting with the fusion of cells and the growth in culture of cells containing nuclei from completely different sources.”
With these experiments, research biologists hope to gain an understanding of the way in which genes are controlled and the way they work to produce healthy or diseased tissues and organs. Researchers hope to be able eventually to develop ways of manufacturing vital substances. For example, if the segments of DNA which are responsible for the production of insulin can be introduced into the E.coli organism, the bacteria culture would act as a factory producing insulin.
Research workers have already learnt how to transfer antibiotic resistance from one bacterium to another. They use this technique to help them mark particular genes as effectively as if they had initialled them. Unfortunately, the manufacture of resistant organisms is potentially very dangerous for it would theoretically be possible for resistant organisms to get out of the laboratory and into the community. These organisms could then cause infections in innocent people and doctors would be unable to treat the infections because the organisms responsible were resistant to available drugs.
There are other dangers involved. It is, for example, particularly dangerous to experiment with a bacterium such as E.coli, a common inhabitant of the human gastrointestinal tract, because if by accident a lethal version of E.coli got out of the laboratory, it would be able to kill off millions of people quite easily. Genetic information such as that carried in viruses which cause tumours might be introduced into E.coli, and when the newly knowledgeable E.coli found itself inside a human being it would be able to start a tumour.
Even the researchers themselves admit that almost anything is possible in the field of genetics and that we just do not know enough to tell whether a particular piece of research is potentially dangerous or not.
About the Author
Dr. Vernon Coleman MB ChB DSc practised medicine for ten years. He has been a full-time professional author for over 30 years. He is a novelist and campaigning writer and has written many non-fiction books. He has written over 100 books which have been translated into 22 languages. On his website, www.vernoncoleman.com, there are hundreds of articles which are free to read.
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Personally love Dr Vernon, he straddles the divide between what he was taught as a medical Doctor and what he discovered for himself, with much finesse.
When i feel “under the weather” i get my head down for a while, which might be for a couple of hours, or literally a couple of days. Personally think feeling unwell might be more to do with might be called coding, rather than genetics. Of course that’s just my opinion but think it’s equally valid as most others around.
With what might be called coding, that should have said. Yep, still lean to thinking we live in a simulation of somewhere real, so existential questions raised can be played out.
Beware ‘mad scientists’ and beware even more of those who see profit in this technique…mad scientists can be defunded, but mentally deranged billionaire control freaks are more difficult to halt
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