I would disagree. Selective breeding for desired traits among genetic codes that already exist in the targeted organism, even if they are recessive, involves only using what the animal started out with. And it is done in a 'natural' fashion.Viruses may, indeed, appear to cause horizontal transfer of some DNA codes to other creatures, in *extremely* rare instances, similar to the odds of being struck by lighting and nailed with a meteorite while dancing on a tightrope in a tornado as you juggle flaming bowling pins with your toes... in other words, 'them some slim chances, thar.' Yes, some *Very* scant evidence suggests it is possible. Frankenfoods, however, take dissimilar genetic codes from species that would never mix in anything other than a test tube and come up with something whacked. Still not eating it. I want it LABELED, so I can remove it from my diet. As stated above, *I* don't FEAR it, but I DO fear what these Frankencreatures could do to our 'natural' environment.