those segments of d.n.a. include the gene that we're after in this case of salmon growth hormone gene as well as a promoter that turns a gene on. and we're started inserting that into a class that has just been fertilized. so what our student has here is eggs on a small strip with a very last needle that contains the d.n.a. . and hope that needle right up to the a membrane and then with air pressure. shoot the d.n.a. into the bay. and from there on it's a matter of chance as to what happens if the. segment of d.n.a. happens to be in the right place and it gets incorporated into the chromosomes of the organism and we're successful making it raise any fish but that may only have about ten percent or five percent of the time so you go through really looking for years processes of injecting. we have this extraordinary situation where we're taking human genes and put them in a fish and we're mixing and matching the genetic makeup of the entire living kingdom and the whole community and who's deciding who you know we're ch