BioHist1
But the dna in the labs survived, and some slave furs managed to keep it, and grow it, and raise fursons more intelligent than themselves. us.
XIII: Every Beginning Has An End
Then it activated a synthetic, advanced growth process embedded into those strands of dna. basically, it made your cells take in the foreign coding and add it to your existing dna and spread it throughout your entire body at an accelerated rate."
Strong Wolf Chronicles part 5 - Explanations
I just seem to take on a pokemon's dna the more i warm up to them." after a short pause, nurse joy, without warning, brought forth her syringe and took another blood sample. "hold on a moment, sir."
Bio-Morph FAQ 1
The virus has no dna for self replication so it is not infectious and needs an enzyme activator to inject the dna once attached to a human cell which results in a stable delivery system.
An incident at Clindale Preview
A dna test run on the semen found on and inside of mr flagg revealed traces of dna of all the missing crewmen, though after an extended period of searching no sign of them was discovered. on 12-15 february two men went missing.
Chapter 4: Is it the End?
"that's enough for a warrant for your dna" the cop replied as he showed the legal document to the driver before a officer walked into the room with a dna swab. "open your mouth please" the new officer asked.
Erbe der Ahnen - Kapitel 2: Wahrheit und Wiedergeburt
Die menschliche dna enthält verkümmerte und inaktive dna-sequenzen von diversen anderen lebewesen, selbst heute noch, in jedem von uns.
Carnal Lust 3
Is that your body is also trying to fuse another dna as well and both are conflicting. shark dna is trying as well as the werewolf gene. what we think is that the shark dna piggy backed on to the werewolf dna and is trying to change you too.
Peter's Transformation: Chapter 2
It was our one flaw in our dna, the kits took time to grow, and our species was dying out before the kits matured enough to continue procreating.
In-Processing
First, some background; you may have heard about scientists recently splicing the dna of tobacco and fireflies, resulting in tobacco that glows at night? no?
Loonatics Unleashed: The Perfect Specimen Part I: Duck
I need a dna sample from each of you in order for it to work but the type of dna i need is...well..." tech pointed downwards to duck's groin in which duck took several seconds just to figure out what he meant.
Darwin 2.0
The experiments were a success- his dna was encoded with that of an owl, giving him and his future offspring the power of flight.