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Care to explain how it's a human gene if it's not available in nature?

• hanniabu 7y ago
  They created it... here "in nature" infers to be naturally occurring
  • lostmyoldone 7y ago
    It still wouldn't be a human gene, possibly a human compatible gene, but not a human gene.
    • hanniabu 7y ago
      It's no different than mutations so what you're basically saying it's that people with genetic mutations aren't human. Also, pretty much any difference can be seen as a "mutation" since everyone has different genes.
• Retra 7y ago
  I don't see the relevance of that question.