Lasers, ions, and DNA
A new type of lasers can cut extremely small particles, and they can be used in the new type of molecule chemistry. The fact is that the DNA is just the molecule, and it can be cut in pieces like any other molecule in the world. Nanomachines can connect the small bite of iron to that molecule, and it allows the system to pull it on the layer by using a magnetic field.
Nanotechnology can produce lasers, which would create an extremely thin ray, and those laser rays can cut the DNA to a certain point. If we would use PCR-technology, we could create copies of those DNA bites, and use them like artificial viruses, which makes them an ultimate tool for medical and other purposes.
If we would think the thing, what would bring the new things for cancer treatment, and in the future, we could simply connect the sequence, what orders cell to die at the end of the DNA of the cells, what has damages of that sequence. In some theories, those cells could be located in the human body by bombing cells with laser rays.
If that "kill sequence" just missing the cell would be lighter than other cells, and the laser moves it in by another way. Sometimes researchers have thought that the nano-submarine, where is one killed cancer cell on the manipulator would travel to the cancer tumor, and activate the cell death by that way. But if that sequence is missing from the DNA of those cells the thing is more complicated. One version is that the nanomachines can just take telomer sequences off from those cells, and then they would be getting old very fast.
The thing in this version of chemotherapy would be that the chemical structure of the cancer cells is a little bit different than the normal cells, and the nanomachine would use the molecular cutter, what will fit only to that cell core. And if we would someday create that kind of molecule, what will cut only the cores of the cancer cells, we could connect that molecule in the cytostatic, what makes possible to create the cytostatics, what would destroy only cancer cells.
By using modern nanotechnology would be possible to create artificial ricin molecule, what would have a molecular bond, what can be cut by using resonance. That means that when the ricin is released in the tumor, the sound would destroy that molecule after it has been made the job. Ricin would be effective in the cytostatic treatment but the problem is that if the molecules are released in the body, that thing causes death.
In some theories, we could inject those artificial viruses to the handicapped fetuses, and the nanomachines can replace the damaged part of DNA with the new sequence. Then the nanomachines can put new sequences to that part of the genomes, and the thing is that nanomachines would just create synthetic DNA by using the sugars and base, what are the part of the normal DNA molecule.
Storing the DNA in the digital form is not very difficult, because chemical symbols of the DNA molecule are only one letter long, and the thing is that if we would have time, we could store those letters to the text-file. The problem is that in the human DNA is very many base pairs, and that's why this project must leave to computers.
Nanotechnology allows military forces to create a new type of weapons, which can have more horrifying effects than we ever expected. One version of nanomachine-based weapons is the molecular-size scissors, which would just cut the telomer-sequences of the chromosomes, and that weapon would cause progeria or extreme fast elding of the targeted people and other organisms.
The second and even more horrifying thing is the virus, which will just kill the cells. That thing would be the artificial DNA sequence, what will consist only the genome, what activates programmed cell death. That virus could just kill animals and people by putting their bodies the DNA sequences, where is only the code, what activates the cell death. And these things are not spoken too much in the discussions, what are handling the nanotechnology and DNA manipulation.
A new type of lasers can cut extremely small particles, and they can be used in the new type of molecule chemistry. The fact is that the DNA is just the molecule, and it can be cut in pieces like any other molecule in the world. Nanomachines can connect the small bite of iron to that molecule, and it allows the system to pull it on the layer by using a magnetic field.
Nanotechnology can produce lasers, which would create an extremely thin ray, and those laser rays can cut the DNA to a certain point. If we would use PCR-technology, we could create copies of those DNA bites, and use them like artificial viruses, which makes them an ultimate tool for medical and other purposes.
If we would think the thing, what would bring the new things for cancer treatment, and in the future, we could simply connect the sequence, what orders cell to die at the end of the DNA of the cells, what has damages of that sequence. In some theories, those cells could be located in the human body by bombing cells with laser rays.
If that "kill sequence" just missing the cell would be lighter than other cells, and the laser moves it in by another way. Sometimes researchers have thought that the nano-submarine, where is one killed cancer cell on the manipulator would travel to the cancer tumor, and activate the cell death by that way. But if that sequence is missing from the DNA of those cells the thing is more complicated. One version is that the nanomachines can just take telomer sequences off from those cells, and then they would be getting old very fast.
The thing in this version of chemotherapy would be that the chemical structure of the cancer cells is a little bit different than the normal cells, and the nanomachine would use the molecular cutter, what will fit only to that cell core. And if we would someday create that kind of molecule, what will cut only the cores of the cancer cells, we could connect that molecule in the cytostatic, what makes possible to create the cytostatics, what would destroy only cancer cells.
By using modern nanotechnology would be possible to create artificial ricin molecule, what would have a molecular bond, what can be cut by using resonance. That means that when the ricin is released in the tumor, the sound would destroy that molecule after it has been made the job. Ricin would be effective in the cytostatic treatment but the problem is that if the molecules are released in the body, that thing causes death.
In some theories, we could inject those artificial viruses to the handicapped fetuses, and the nanomachines can replace the damaged part of DNA with the new sequence. Then the nanomachines can put new sequences to that part of the genomes, and the thing is that nanomachines would just create synthetic DNA by using the sugars and base, what are the part of the normal DNA molecule.
Storing the DNA in the digital form is not very difficult, because chemical symbols of the DNA molecule are only one letter long, and the thing is that if we would have time, we could store those letters to the text-file. The problem is that in the human DNA is very many base pairs, and that's why this project must leave to computers.
Nanotechnology allows military forces to create a new type of weapons, which can have more horrifying effects than we ever expected. One version of nanomachine-based weapons is the molecular-size scissors, which would just cut the telomer-sequences of the chromosomes, and that weapon would cause progeria or extreme fast elding of the targeted people and other organisms.
The second and even more horrifying thing is the virus, which will just kill the cells. That thing would be the artificial DNA sequence, what will consist only the genome, what activates programmed cell death. That virus could just kill animals and people by putting their bodies the DNA sequences, where is only the code, what activates the cell death. And these things are not spoken too much in the discussions, what are handling the nanotechnology and DNA manipulation.
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