That field is so interesting, however, I am not sure why people would want to test for the "HIV-gene"? So that they can "screw around" with an easier mind afterwards? But it doesn't seem to indicate 100% resistance, so what good is it?
It provides peace of mind to certain individuals, it does not allow anyone to have unprotected sex. It is more explicitly useful to those that have HIV because the mutation indicates the disease's rate of progression.
I think this field is incredibly interesting and am looking forward to watching this amazing technology improve over the next five years.
Can you explain further? DNA comes to mind, are you talking about that? Or unit tests that go through an evolution process?
DNA testing, we have one test we're launching now but hope to expand in the marketplace as funds allow.