The werewolf breeding program started in 1952 and ended in 2008. There was 22,620 bred and released in the lower 50 states. The life expectancy of one is 68 years old. They can reach a height of 8 feet and weigh 800 pounds. Houma Louisiana is where most encounters occur. This military program was created to produce super soldiers. California, Florida, Utah, also have them. They were also released into a number of other countries, including Mexico, South Africa, and Russia. They were carefully monitored and were kept under very strict conditions. Virginia also has encounters. When people are killed by these creatures it is reported in the news as a mountain lion, bear, or pitbull attack. Homeland Security is one agency that are tasked at tracking these beast. Which is why they are the 1st to show up after an incident. Remember that Amazon delivery driver that was supposedly killed by two dogs in Missouri? And cops claimed they shot the dogs that did it?
Guess what? They still couldn’t confirm/deny if the dogs actually did it or not. Why? Because the wounds were not consistent with pitbulls.
The experiment would begin with the selection of a suitable candidate. The candidate would need to be in peak physical condition and have a strong mental fortitude. They would also need to be willing to undergo a series of dangerous and experimental procedures. Once the candidate has been selected, they would be subjected to a series of tests and examinations. These tests would be designed to assess their physical and mental fitness, as well as their suitability for the experiment. If the candidate is deemed suitable, they would then be subjected to a series of genetic engineering procedures.
These procedures would be designed to alter the candidate’s DNA in order to give them the abilities of a werewolf. They would begin to have heightened senses. Are we talking about a human having the ability to transform into a wolf back to a human? No. This expirament is permanent. The super soldier would be stronger, faster, and more agile than any human soldier. They would also have the ability to heal quickly from injuries. There is a hunter named Victor who has done many interviews explaining his job to Jeffrey Naldolny. He is tasked with hunting down the rogue ones who are responsible for deaths in certain areas. Not to mention livestock that farmers are losing daily to these beast.
How do they splice the animal/human DNA? The 1st step would be to isolate the DNA from the werewolf and the human.
This is done using a variety of methods, including chemical extraction and enzymatic digestion. Once the DNA has been isolated, it is cut into smaller pieces. This can be done using restriction enzymes, which are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences.
The next step would be to ligate the DNA pieces together. This can be done using DNA ligase, an enzyme that joins DNA strands together. This is a very complex procedure. The final step would be to insert the spliced DNA into a cell. This can be done using a variety of methods, including electroporation and viral delivery.
If the procedure is successful, the cell will start to produce proteins from the werewolf DNA. Understand?
Remember too. This was all done in 1952 before the first organ was successfully transplanted ibto a human.
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In 1954, the kidney was the first human organ to be transplanted successfully. Liver, heart and pancreas transplants were successfully performed by the late 1960s, while lung and intestinal organ transplant procedures were begun in the 1980s.
