New Beginnings

So why and how do i have 109 sets of genetic material?" "wait, 109? i thought there was only 107... oh right, the original two. well drakorna have been known to reincarnate themselves.

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Nothing I Ever Had part I

The lines of chimeras, the legal term used in the naw for morphs that weren't self owning, had large runs with many in those production runs being almost exactly genetically similar.

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Demon's Folly (Act2, Book2, Chapter4)

But your lineage was resilient as trash genetics often proves to be. look at the neanderthal, karla. trash genetics compared to homo sapiens. but they had an extreme resilience to sickness. just look at australia's origins: a penal colony.

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Concequences and Forgiveness

When the genetic changes went berserk it usually entails membranes tumors and sudden burst of the circulatory system causing the victim to bleed from every opening or pore.

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Mesozoic Park (part 2)

The picture the camera produced came up on the large screen in the front of the room, i sat down, taking control of the robot arm, directing it to make all of the changes to the birds genetic code.

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Gnawed (old)

The idea of taking on one alt, genetically engineered laborers designed for both strength and stamina, was a losing proposition.

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Wild Rose Country - Chapter 22

genetics is hardly an exact science. allowances must be made for random genetic drift and the driving factors from the environment and every life bearing world is a little different in that respect.

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Footnotes of a Life 4: Propositions part 2

The "augmented" causing a rift in society and stir the beginnings of an augmented segregation movement. 2154 ad after a world-renowned celebrity undergoes genetic modification many wealthy began to get modified, genetic modification becomes a fad. 2155

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Genesis Part One, Skupples

Some people who grew afraid of the idea of genetic constructs with intelligence started legal battles, trying to get them outlawed.

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Only Human (Chapter 2)

The military built us with the idea of a genetically engineered soldier, able to perform tasks most human could not. wolves, for example, were made for close combat on battlefields.

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