The founder of the first artificial organism warned about risks

The Swiss scientist-bioengineer, one of founders of a first-ever computer genome Kristen Beth warned about the risks connected with creation of artificial organisms in the article on a site of the Swiss highest technical schools of Zurich. The scientist told that digital revolution in biology as a result developments a method of a sekvenirovaniye of DNA allowed researchers not only to read genomes of microbes and metaphytes, but also to create a digital database. Now more than 200 thousand microbic genomes are stored in it, with help which bioengineers learned to write codes of genomes on the computer and could...