> In order to do that one pretty much as to have a complete map of cellular biochemistry. Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen; A point well worth

> In order to do that one pretty much as to have a complete map of cellular biochemistry. Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen; A point well worth emphasizing. Probably would help if more people interested in such stuff (whether academics or private enthusiasts) started to recognize the importance of the biochemical side and striving for an ever more complete understanding of it, rather than piling epidemiological and observational long-term "study" upon study.. these are valuable, too, granted, but just like in software development, I suspect there's a lot of castles being built on profoundly muddy/slippery/incomplete foundations