Tuesday, May 29, 2007

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Zero this morning to New Zealand researchers who are trying to contrive a plan we



And all that, c ' is due to Marge. Marge, it's a cow ... A dairy cow who, apparently, was identical to its congeners. Except that Marge it's not really a cow as the others. She was discovered by New Zealand scientists ViaLactia, a firm specializing in a biotechnology. These scientists have conducted an extensive sampling of the milk produced by cows néozélandaises ... And that, in 2001, they ran into Marge's milk. A special milk. To the extent that researchers have immediately bought the animal to its owner and have been hiding in an undisclosed location. Since Marge became the object of attention, she is like a fighting cock. It must be said that its milk business prospects important. Imagine that Marge is able to directly produce semi-skimmed milk. It's incredible is not it? Directly to the source, Marge is Fortiche enough to provide low-fat milk ... And this is not his only quality, but is also rich in Omega 3. In addition, the butter that is manufactured based on this magic milk would have the distinction of being spreadable at any time, even when out of the fridge. That is Marge, a star on the milk market. All thanks to a genetic mutation that scientists try to identify for now. Meanwhile, Marge milk products, but also small cows have the same qualities she. Result from ViaLactia, we are dreaming to whole herds of cows that could produce genetically modified milk miracle ...


I not want to Marge, let's be clear. She can not the poor, his milk was like that here. But right now, science has come around to manufacture commercial clones. And then what, there will be cows that produce the pI of Cécémel? Where are we here? If this keeps up the baked potatoes and toffee apples grow on trees directly, hens lay eggs at once omelets or poached eggs. And then what, the wool of sheep, there will be no need to stain because the prairies, these sheep have been on the backs of colorful cloaks ready to mow. No, no, it does not. No kidding! One day you'll see, they find the gene that makes you unique. And then you'll less clever when they begin to breed herds of young people "you" in the grasslands. A young generation of genetically modified able to take your place. We must preserve the taste of the unique, the exceptional ... Me Marge, this morning I would have given a very well done in absolute terms, bravo to her personality Milky unique and unrepeatable ... And then it turns to zero, because we want to multiply the single, because we want to duplicate the exception ... We must resist.


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