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To: TigerPaw who wrote (2380)	2/1/2009 10:47:41 PM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 69300

<There are far more permutaions of gene sequences than there are genes or even all genes that ever were. Just as millions of books can be written from only 26 letters, many many variations are made from different combinations of existing genes even before new mutations are considered.> So?? I think you're missing big things. That doesn't really address that question. There are more "possible sequences" of all sorts of proteins and amino acids and all than stars in the universe, or some such thing... that is all well known. DAK