But I share your concern. The herpes virus can live within the central nervous system for decade as we know, and so theoretically at some later stage it may become awaken and the body s resistance to it will be impaired, such that it could produce havoc. Sure, I guess that s a possibility we have to deal with. And as I say the one patient that I remember well, who lived a long time through all our study was my patient that I sent down from Mississauga. So it s quite interesting.
Gene therapy is fascinating.
I think the advantages for other neurological disorder could be wonderful, such as muscular dystrophy. If we could look past myotonic dystrophy, where there is a very fixed genetic abnormality, we could rectify that. That would be fabulous, I think. It is a fascinating concept. Thank-you very much.