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To: sim1 who wrote (17)	11/13/1999 8:16:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (2) of 7143

The link to the Forbes article that you put on the MCDE thread should probably be over here as well: Do germs cause cancer? forbes.com The article also has me again wondering if my asthma is a low level infection much of the time... Also jogs my memory of another recent article, probably over on Eureka, which discussed the discovery of copies of portions of an ancient viral genome integrated into the human genome in several locations. Humans are quite an assortment of junk--and yet it works so well most of the time. Natural selection is the best gene therapy for the species I suppose. Here is another interesting article, should probably be on the GT thread... Scientists discover how viruses hide inside human cells "This tethering mechanism may give us clues that we could use to develop more effective gene therapy vectors." umich.edu

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