Editing Celera Database information (section)

===How the hell did they get it to work in a non-embryonic human being ('cause that right there is "You won the Nobel Prize because you've just cured almost every known disease" type of shit right there)?===

You'd think - wouldn't you..?   This COULD be Nobel Prize winning info. Yet they haven't made it known to be considered for the prize... 


===If it's gene therapy, where they insert the DNA into just a few adult cells (usually white blood cells), do they expect it to be a permanent change (gene therapy usually has to be repeated every few months as the old cells die and the effects wear off)? If so, how is that possible? If not, how have they accounted for that (frozen Maggie cells?)?
Or is it something else entirely, like an organ transplant, like in Aberrant with the MR Node? If it's an organ, how would anyone ever expect that Maggie could retain her powers? Unless it's like the liver, and they could take out about 50% of the organ and expect each half to regenerate. And if it's an organ, how the hell would our own scientists not have noticed that, given the complete physicals the PCs (and Maggie, et al) went through when we set up Hopewell?===

I would say RIGHT NOW - that THIS is a theory that has come from  Genzyme! (nice thinking Jason) because it is an idea I'd thought of. Regrowth and all with cancer, not to mention the dissolution of Arthur Redford's real cancer that he had before the plane...  As you remember there were/are differences in your makeup, genetic and otherwise - hence being called non-homo sapien from the begining. But it has taken all this time and hundreds of scientists to decipher what did what with this "alien" physiology...  Celera has their theory (above) that's shown to be at least partially if not fully valid and Genzyme has there's. How will their's change once you give them Celera's research?  Time will tell...