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Re: Honey Bee Behavioral Genomics
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James Fischer <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 22 Aug 2002 23:25:40 -0400
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Peter Borst said:

> James Fischer wrote:
>>  No one will be manipulating DNA to attempt to create a "Super Bee"

> However, exactly this is *already under way* at Purdue University

No, absolutely no one is manipulating honeybee DNA.

First, Danny Weaver's words are taken out of context, and
interpreted to mean something that he did not say, and then
a very clear Purdue program description is misread.

All these people are using DNA to check for genes thought to be
associated with honeybee traits.  There is >>> NO <<< manipulation
of honeybee DNA going on, nor has anyone expressed any plans
to do so.

        jim

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