MAN MADE ARTIFICIAL LIFE RULES OUT ORIGINAL CREATION?ANSWER IS NO

SO MAN MADE LIFE IN LAB? NO --WHAT WAS DONE WAS JUST GENETIC ENGINEERING AND COPYING OUT THE GENES OF AN ALREADY EXISTING BACTERIA 

 BUT MANY  QUESTIONS REMAINS UNANSWERED:-

[1]DOES THIS  ABILITY TO CREATE LIFE RULES OUT THE OCCURRENCE OF AN ORIGINAL CREATION?=NO

[2]WHAT WE HAVE DONE IS TO MAKE A LIFE COPYING OUT THE ORIGINAL SEQUENCES AND WORDING USED IN THE GENOME OF BACTERIA NAMELY M. mycoides

 SO IT WAS JUST COPYING AND MAKING WHAT WAS ALREADY MADE :

The team began with the accurate, digitized genome of the bacterium, M. mycoides and pursued a three stage process using their previously described yeast assembly system to build the genome using the 1,078 cassettes. The first stage involved taking 10 cassettes of DNA at a time to build 110, 10,000 bp segments. In the second stage, these 10,000 bp segments are taken 10 at a time to produce eleven, 100,000 bp segments. In the final step, all 11, 100 kb segments were assembled into the complete synthetic genome in yeast cells and grown as a yeast artificial chromosome.

The complete synthetic M. mycoides genome was isolated from the yeast cell and transplanted into Mycoplasma capricolumrecipient cells that have had the genes for its restriction enzyme removed. The synthetic genome DNA was transcribed into messenger RNA, which in turn was translated into new proteins. The M. capricolum genome was either destroyed by M. mycoides restriction enzymes or was lost during cell replication. After two days, viable M. mycoidescells, which contained only synthetic DNA, were clearly visible on petri dishes containing bacterial growth medium.

[1]SO  I REPEAT -WHAT WAS DONE WAS GENETIC ENGINEERING NOT ANYTHING ORIGINAL 

[2] LET THEM MAKE AN ORIGINAL ORGANISM WITHOUT COPYING OUT AN ALREADY PRESENT ORGANISMS AND I WILL SAY IT AS AN ACHIEVEMENT

 [3]LET THEM MAKE AN ORIGINAL GENOME 

 [4]LET THEM USE NEW ORIGINAL GENE USING SOME OTHER THAN  the "double helix" structure of DNA USED IN LIVING BEINGS DONOT TRY TO COPYThe most common form of DNA in a cell -- a double helix structure,OF ORIGINAL CREATION

 [5]LET THEM USE  SOMETHING NEW OTHER THAN the four bases "adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine."

[6] LET THEM FIND A DIFFERENT CODON (WORD)which serve as the words in the genetic language.INSTEAD OF COPYING WHAT WAS DONE IN THE ORIGINAL CREATION .YES I MEAN A NEW ORIGINAL GENETIC CODE 

[7]messenger RNA or mRNA;AND transfer RNA;:-

tRNAs have anti codons complementary to the codons in mRNA

The high specificity of these enzymes is a major reason why the fidelity of protein translation is maintained.

 LET THEM TRY TO MAKE SUCH COMPLEX BUT PERFECT RNA S  AND I WILL SAY THEIRS IS AN ORIGINAL DISCOVERY AND NOT JUST COPY AS DONE NOW IN THE PRESENT GENETIC ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT 

AND STILL SOME  IDIOTS THINK SUCH A BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE USING JUST 4 WORDS WITH PERFECT COORDINATION BETWEEN RNA ;DNA  WERE JUST A PRODUCT OF EVOLUTION ?!?

SORRY I CANNOT ARGUE WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO COMMON SENSE