Greg Graffin Quotes

Vaccinations Are The Application Of Evolutionary Principles In Action. If We Can Control The Contact Made Between Pathogen And Lymphocyte Populations, We Can Go A Long Way Toward Eliminating Disease.108 It Doesn't Require Total Annihilation But Rather A Control On Population Dynamics. Vaccines Are The Way We Use Selective Cloning To Keep A Pathogenic Population In A State Of Benign Coexistence. The Process Is Based On Evolution, As Pointed Out By Nobel Laureate Susumu Tonegawa: Genes Can Mutate And Recombine. These Dynamic Characteristics Of Genetic Material Are Essential Elements Of Evolution. Do They Also Play An Important Role During The Development Of A Single Multicellular Organism? Our Results Strongly Suggest That This Is The Case For The Immune System.

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