DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[frogdreaming]

Michael my friend. I'm afraid it is much too late for you to try to bluff you way out of this one.

How you were able to 'Ace' genetics without knowing what a nucleotide or a SNP is, beggars belief.

I'm not sure whether it reflects more poorly on you or the 'world class institute' that you allegedly attend.

Tell you what, why don't you spend some time at the library and spend some time familiarizing yourself with the concept and get back to us with the result.

Here is your most recent definition as a starting point:

..a single nucleotide polymorphism put simply is sequence of previosuly inconspicuous DNA that people have in common.

Together with:

if I'm not mistaken an SNP has to be at least a sequence of 3 codons of DNA

Now even bag8ger knows that this is nonsense. It is even possible (but not probable) that chrisbasket knows it as well. (I don't hold out much hope for dnaowner, but I suppose it's possible that even he knows.)

Now after you have been to the library and have gotten on top of this concept, perhaps you will let us know how far you got with the patents.

regards,
frog

ps. It's going to take a long time to live this one down. lol