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Should we be trying to engineer a virus so dangerous that it could wipe out humanity?
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Deadly GM flu research that could 'wipe out significant portion of humanity' set to restart
Scientists last night ended a voluntary ban on creating mutant forms of bird flu, despite warnings that an accidental release could kill millions of people.
Research into H5N1 transmission stopped a year ago amid fears information about how to create potentially dangerous viruses could be used for bioterrorism.
The self-imposed moratorium came after two teams independently discovered how to mutate the virus so that it could be transmitted through the air between humans.
However, other leading scientists condemned the decision to go ahead with the research,
with one warning an 'accidental release could wipe out a significant portion of humanity.'
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