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Dictionary » T » Tamper Tampertamper 1. To meddle; to be busy; to try little experiments; as, to tamper with a disease. 'T is dangerous tampering with a muse. (Roscommon) 2. To meddle so as to alter, injure, or vitiate a thing. 3. To deal unfairly; to practice secretly; to use bribery. Others tampered For Fleetwood, Desborough, and lambert. (Hudibras) Origin: A corruption of temper.
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Results from our forumage and cumulative impact of carcinogens... time to cause more oncogenes. some rough definitions for underinformed readers: carcinogens - things such as chemical toxins and radiation that tamper with the genes (DNA) in our cells to cause mutations; these mutations may result in oncogenes oncogene - a mutated gene that causes a cell to ...
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Re: The Bioethical dilema of Genetic modification Is it naive of the human race to tamper with a code that took billions of years to be be tested, tried, and fine tuned ? You have a gigantic misconception. The “code” is NOT “fine tuned”. The “code” is what works well enough for bare minimal ...
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am I the next step in human evolution... factor for your so called "Evolution". I see chemicals introduced into all kinds of livestock, our foods and even our baby formulas that tamper with our biological make up more and more. I say you can not say we are "evolving" when we ourselves are tampering with factors,including ...
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Re: The Bioethical dilema of Genetic modification Is it naive of the human race to tamper with a code that took billions of years to be be tested, tried, and fine tuned ? You have a gigantic misconception. The “code” is NOT “fine tuned”. The “code” is what works well enough for bare minimal ...
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The Bioethical dilema of Genetic modificationHello all, I thought I would start my membership here by asking a question. Is it naive of the human race to tamper with a code that took billions of years to be be tested, tried, and fine tuned ? One may make some case for hermetically sealed laboratories, but that is not where ...
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