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- 2. By studying the surface environment, can we genetically engineer humanity to survive?
- 3. Research • Is resistance to radiation genetic? • Can the gene be isolated? • Can we genetically engineer resistance to radiation into us?
- 4. Project Overview • Collection of Samples • Genome Sequencing • Identification of Specific Genes • Gene splicing • Ongoing monitoring • Favourable result?
- 11. Genetic Splicing
- 12. Blood Cells
- 13. By engineering eosinophils and basophils to incorporate the gene for resistance to radiation, we could make colonise larger areas of the surface. Hypothesis
- 16. Procedure Step 1 • Lower body temperature Step 2 • Transfuse blood Step 3 • Incorporate nanites with spliced genes Step 4 • Raise body temperature
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