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DEPLETED URANIUM IN THE HUMAN BODY: Sr Rosalie Bertell, PhD (snowshoefilms series #1) Epidemiologist Rosalie Bertell (PhD, biometrics)explains the effects of the weaponized DU on the people of Iraq and the planet. In subsequent parts of this series, Dr. Bertell offers readily-accessible ways to detox some heavy metals and poisons from the body. Tags: Bertell, DU, Grey, Heart, Nuns, PhD, Rosalie, Sacred, biological, biometrics, detox, incognita, mycoplasma, poison, poisoning, warfare 1 Downloads - Last from: http://wideeyecinema.com/?p=95 (Your Blog here!) |
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Bioethics Of Human Genetic Engineering - Documentary Video In Vivo : Selected Stories of Genetic Engineering (1996)- Robert Wyrod This experimental documentary examines the frontiers of human genetic engineering. It explores the ethical terrain of the emerging field of human gene therapy research and includes original interviews with the leading scientists working in this area. Director: Robert Wyrod Producer: Robert Wyrod Keywords: genetic; engineering; gene therapy; DNA; experimental; clone; molecular Contact Information: robertwyrod@gmail.com Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Human genetic engineering is the genetic engineering of humans by modifying the genotype of the unborn individual to control what traits it will possess when born.[1] Humans do not need gene therapy to survive, though it may prove helpful to treat certain diseases. Special gene modification research has been carried out on groups such as the 'bubble children' - those whose immune systems do not protect them from the bacteria and irritants all around them. The first clinical trial of human gene therapy began in 1990, but (as of 2008) is still experimental. Other forms of human genetic engineering are still theoretical, or restricted to fiction stories. Recombinant DNA research is usually performed to study gene expression and various human diseases. Some drastic demonstrations of gene modification have been made with mice and other animals, however; testing on humans is generally considered off-limits. In some instances changes are usually brought about by removing genetic material from one organism and transferring them into another species. There are two main types of genetic engineering. Somatic modifications involve adding genes to cells other than egg or sperm cells. For example, if a person had a disease caused by a defective gene, a healthy gene could be added to the affected cells to treat the disorder. The distinguishing characteristic of somatic engineering is that it is non-inheritable, e.g. the new gene would not be passed to the recipients offspring. Germline engineering would change genes in eggs, sperm, or very early embryos. This type of engineering is inheritable, meaning that the modified genes would appear not only in any children that resulted from the procedure, but in all succeeding generations. This application is by far the more consequential as it could open the door to the perpetual and irreversible alteration of the human species. There are two techniques researchers are currently experimenting with: Viruses are good at injecting their DNA payload into human cells and reproducing it. By adding the desired DNA to the DNA of non-pathogenic virus, a small amount of virus will reproduce the desired DNA and spread it all over the body. Manufacture large quantities of DNA, and somehow package it to induce the target cells to accept it, either as an addition to one of the original 23 chromosomes, or as an independent 24th human artificial chromosome. Human genetic engineering means that some part of the genes or DNA of a person are changed. It is possible that through engineering, people could be given more arms, bigger brains or other structural alterations if desired. A more common type of change would be finding the genes of extraordinary people, such as those for intelligence, stamina, longevity, and incorporating those in embryos. Human genetic engineering holds the promise of being able to cure diseases and increasing the immunity of people to viruses. An example of such a disease is cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease that affects lungs and other organs. Researchers are currently trying to map out and assign genes to different body functions or disease. When the genes or DNA sequence responsible for a disease is found, theoretically gene therapy should be able to fix the disease and eliminate it permanently. However, with the complexity of interaction between genes and gene triggers, gene research is currently in its infancy. Computer modeling and expression technology could be used in the future to create people from scratch. This would work by taking existing DNA knowledge and inserting DNA of "superior" body expressions from people, such as a bigger heart, stronger muscles, etc and implanting this within an egg to be inserted into a female womb. The visual modeling of this process may be very much like the videogame Spore, where people are able to manipulate the physical attributes of creatures and then "release them" in the digital world. Tags: DNA, RNA, adult, bioethics, biological, biology, biomolecular, biotech, biotechnology, cell, cells, chromosome, chromosomes, clone, cloning, code, concerns, danger, disease, diseases, embryo, embryonic, engineered, engineering, ethical, ethics, experiments, gene, genes, genetic, genetically, genome, genotype, human, illegal, legal, map, mapping, material, modifications, modified, morality, morals, pair, pathogenic, recombinant, research, retrograde, revolution, safety, somatic, stem, therapy, traits, unethical, viruses 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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FBI: 9/18 was inside job, anthrax suspect dead Sponsor: http://FreeKeene.com - The Washington government says one of its own high level employees perpetrated the deadly bio-attacks of September 2001, and just committed suicide. So just how much violent extremism is there inside that rotting institution? And when will media outlets begin to question the Federal Government the way they questioned the much less violent militia movement? If you want to commission an ad like the one in this video, the cost as of 7/08 is three cents per video view. But views after the first week are free, and your hyperlink in the video descrip is free. Message me through this site or e-mail me: RidleyReport at live period com Additional Keywords: dave ridley report ron paul revolution ridleyreport free state project new hampshire libertarian party freedom secession independence united states u.s. constitution constitutionalist market anarchist anarchism anarchy talk live ed brown elaine brown marketeer liberty republican democrat mary ruwart bob barr michael badnarik staters don't taze me bro taser tazer hunter s. thompson assasination government paulville gun rights guns fascism communism secede civil disobedience law federal reserve department of homeland security feds fed sovereign tyranny tyrrany irs john lynch taxation taxes tax real id rebellion police abuse independent indie media new gonzo journalism campaign for liberty live free or die 9/11 anthrax terrorism terrorists biological bioterror department of defense homeland security tsa transportation security administration suicide death fort detrick maryland md Bruce E. Ivins timothy mcveigh oklahoma city boming new york city pentegon Tags: 9/11, Bruce, Ivins, anthrax, biological, extremism, government, military, militia, paul, ron, suicide, terrorism 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Empirical Evidence U.S. Armed Saddam - Part 1 Here is empirical evidence that the U.S. armed saddam with chemical and biological MUNITIONS - not just dual-use items or raw materials. Why did the government deny possible troop exposures to chemicals and biologicals, but then said they knew about it along and just got the names of bunkers mixed up? Tags: armed, biological, chemical, criminals, geneva, hussein, international, iraq, law, saddam, us, violation, war, weapons 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Ft. Detrick Biological Warfare Program 1950s Maryland US Army In 1989, Ft Detrick biological diseases experts were called on by the Virginia Department of Health and Hygiene when a commercial laboratory animal holding facility in Reston, Virginia, experienced an outbreak of an Ebola virus in its primate population. The potentially devastating outbreak was quickly handled, preventing what health officials feared could have had a terrible effect on humans. Author Richard Preston chronicled in The Hot Zone the rapid and effective response by Ft. Detrick scientists and soldiers. This in turn sparked at least one major movie (Outbreak), which based its story on the basic scenario of the Ebola outbreak The U.S. Army established its offensive Biological Warfare program at Fort Detrick in 1943. The purpose of the program was twofold: develop defensive mechanisms against biological attack and develop weapons with which the United States could respond in kind if attacked by an enemy who used biological weapons. The offensive Biological Warfare program remained at Fort Detrick until November 1969, when the United States formally renounced the use of lethal biological agents and weapons, and all other methods of biological warfare and discontinued these offensive programs. From 1943 through 1953, biological warfare research on humans was observational in that it was done after occupational exposure incidents or accidents among workers in the biowarfare facilities. These incidents provided the station hospital the unique opportunity to study the onset, clinical course and possible therapeutics for many rare diseases. In the early 1950s, due to a lack of firm data on human vulnerability to biological agents, the Army began to use human subjects in biological warfare research. Project CD-22, the first of the human research projects, involved the study of Q fever in animals and humans in the laboratory and the field. Operation Whitecoat followed this effort. Operation Whitecoat volunteers largely consisted of Seventh-Day Adventist draftees, who were trained as medics but whose religious convictions forbade combat. Approximately 2300 individuals participated in the program. The Army completed about 150 studies during the Operation Whitecoat years. Experimenters exposed volunteers to disease-causing agents such as Q fever and tularemia under strict protocols to study immunity to disease and to conduct drug therapy. Whitecoat volunteers also participated in safety studies of vaccines designed for protection against Venezuelan equine encephalitis, Eastern and Western equine encephalitis, plague, tularemia, Q fever, yellow fever, chikungunya virus and Rift Valley fever. There were no fatalities or long-term injuries among Whitecoat volunteers. The program ended in 1973 upon termination of the military draft. During Operation Whitecoat several experimental vaccines were developed to protect workers engaged in research at Fort Detrick. Research at Fort Detrick also contributed to the development of equipment and procedures that established the standards for laboratory biosafety. Equipment developed during the program included biological safety cabinets, hot suites with differential air pressure to contain pathogens, and other specially fabricated laboratory equipment. For a concise history of the biological program at Fort Detrick see "Cutting Edge, A history of Fort Detrick Maryland 1943 - 1993" (http://www.detrick.army.mil/cutting_edge/index.cfm )by Norman M. Covert, published by the Public Affairs Office Fort Detrick. This clip is from the 1950s episode, the Unseen Weapon, from the The Big Picture documentary television program which ran on the American Broadcasting Company from 1953 to 1959. The program consisted of documentary films produced by the United States Army Signal Corps Army Pictorial Service Tags: 1950s, Army, BW, CBRNE, CDC, DOD, EPA, Hot, Maryland, NIEHS, OSHA, Outbreak, The, WMD, Zone, agent, anthrax, biological, biosafety, control, disease, fever, hazwoper, health, hygiene, industrial, infection, infectious, pathogens, public, research, volunteer, warfare 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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