Modifying Gene Expression

Changing the colour of Specimen #2 -

Manipulating where it says &mycolor=######, etc.

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This is merely a guinea pig

So I've decided to duplicate This is Not A Sushi Blog, because I was fiddling around with the CSS and HTML in our blog with invariably disastrous results, and I realized it was like trying to perform genetic modification without first using PCR.

So here is its clone, upon which I am going to perform tests with disastrous results, until I find a less-disastrous result I like and impose it on TINASB.

There's two ethical issues right there!