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Yes. I'm working toward this goal fairly rapidly, but trying to do so in a way that minimizes risk to the field. James Wilson (who happened to be my physician, in the 1990s) set back the field of gene therapy by a decade by rushing.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=gene-therapy-an-interview

My lab is good at conceiving of radically new technologies as well as improving throughput and quality by factors of ten. Given a couple of years and decent funding, this would become much more reasonable. I'm too busy doing it well to get distracted by trying to do it badly.

I fully understand, why don't you come and I won't mention it. I just find it intellectually amusing, Marving and Martin will also be disappointed

Thanks for understanding. Probably rather than relaxing, I'll be spending my "spare time" in December raising funds for PersonalGenomes.org (which includes adult human tissue cloning & genome engineering)

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