Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121210:16:45:00
Using, putting the genes in with the hiv virus which normally invades t-cells anyway, that is how hiv kills people, it kills your t-cells. so by normally doing that and then programing it through genes to kill the b-cells, it is picking up a protein on the b-cell but on the healthy b-sells and cancer russ b-cells. so that is the draw back. jenna: when you genetically modify hiv virus do you have a risk of getting the virus down the line? >> no, it is pretty much gutted out. normally it would invade a t-cell and multiplying very fast and break out and invade more t-cells and kill your t-cells. ...
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