sugarbabe

What do you think the odds are that you can insert a gene of choice and have it work as expected (e.g. a florescent gene)?

Do you think it will take a lot of trial & error?

Will it beat the shotgun approach to gene insertion in terms of costs?

Would you say editing the DNA code would be somewhat similar to reverse engineering the binary code of an executable program, inserting what you want and hope it works as expected?

So you are implying that you can shove a custom gene pretty much anywhere in that gene and have it work?

What do you think (or know) the error rate is in your custom constructed DNA strands?