I'd like to add that when people warn about the hazards in mammalian culture and gene therapy, it's not because we don't worry about haemophiliac kids. That's a bit unfair. I want to see cheap drugs for people who need them, too, and I think India is doing a great deed by challenging medical patents for that reason.
What I don't want is for people who care so much, like yourself, to end up harming yourselves or others in your rush to help. You're right to challenge the "precautionary principal" but if you sicken yourself or others trying to cure people of haemophilia DIY, you'll only make it harder for others to solve the problem. As a martyr for the precautionary extremists, you'll end up creating new and excessive laws, oversight and moratoriums.
And that's all beside the point that I would personally be very sad if you got hepatitis from your experiments.
Sunil,Are you looking for guidance for your project, or do you just want to rant and insult the group members who have tried to help you? I've made some suggestions which you have ignored.
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