Now, a team of independent researchers analyzing an early trial of Oxitec's technology is raising alarm—and drawing fire from the firm—with a report that some offspring of the GM mosquitoes survived and produced offspring that also made it to sexual maturity. As a result, local mosquitoes inherited pieces of the genomes of the GM mosquitoes, the team revealed last week in Scientific Reports.
ya after a few generations new type evolved
crisprX now promoting dat the tech. is good for disease modifications thr. the genes
we r afraid they modify us to be controlled
(09-07-2022, 04:12 PM)Obamao Wrote: [ -> ]Now, a team of independent researchers analyzing an early trial of Oxitec's technology is raising alarm—and drawing fire from the firm—with a report that some offspring of the GM mosquitoes survived and produced offspring that also made it to sexual maturity. As a result, local mosquitoes inherited pieces of the genomes of the GM mosquitoes, the team revealed last week in Scientific Reports.
If NEA despite knowing this, still willfully release these mosquitoes (5m ) every week, should they be charged for crimes against humanity?
GM insects had been a big business.....and there is a lot of under unknown when such GM creatures are released into the open...The most famous dangerous outcome was the creation of Killer Bees which was a lab attempt to create a hybrid between an African subspecies and European subspecies of honeybee in 1957.