A French teenager turned the Bible and the Koran into DNA and injected it into his body
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This French boy changed the Hebrew book of Genesis and parts of the Arabic language into DNA and injected them into a body in each lesson in each thigh.
This is Adrian Locatelli, a 16-year-old high school student who posts a paper Dec 03 on preprint Server OS, in which he claimed that it is the first time that someone injects macromolecules developed from some text.
This Locatelli told live science in Grenoble, France, a student of boarding school Lycee Les Eaux Claires. He did not need any special equipment for his project. They have 10 Amazing Things Scientists with CRISPR.
He just needs to buy saline solution and his syringe because VectorBuilder sent him liquid and his ProteoGenix sent him a powder which he told live science.
Both of these companies primarily serve the scientists, but their products are available to all those who buy them. This synthesizes ProteoGenix DNA custom strands, among other things. This VectorBuilder is a company that has a virus that can carry DNA strands to cells for gene-editing purposes.
They will not see much. Its DNA is just a long molecule that can store information. If you have seen these texts that her Locatelli has been injected into her body, but it can be used to store any kind of information that can be written below. Mostly it stores things that use living things to know about their business.
Its DNA encodes its information using the repeated nerves of four nucleotides, which scientists have abbreviated as A, G, T and C. If there is slight crude, then this Locatelli method was straightforward to translate this text into DNA.
This Locatelli combined each letter of Hebrew and Arabic characters with 'nucleotide with each other', so each nucleotide represented more than one character.
So is this a good idea? Its Locatelli thinks so. It will become a dalet, farm, ayin and rope, a T & Ace. So if you write a Hebrew sentence using his plan, then every aleph, vav, yud, nun, tsade, and tav will become a G.
He thinks that it can be good for a religious person that he can inject his religious text himself. They used this to symbolize peace between religions and science.
Professor Shriram Kosuri, Professor of Biochemistry at UCLA told live science that this account of only minimal complications is fits, although he reported some slight swelling around this injection site on his left thigh for a few days. This Locatelli said that he has not experienced any significant health problems after the procedure,
He honestly did not know enough about the vector he had used and how he did it 'descriptions are rare' he wrote in a message. He does not even know how much RAV vector is likely to make the actual virus, the way he gave the injection. There is no possibility of doing anything with these injection texts, except perhaps allergic reaction.
{Originally published on live science}
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