Cat Turns 'Powerful Weapon' to Against AIDS

London - Scientists have created a cat that can be lit in the dark. Interestingly this cat will be a 'weapon' to cure AIDS.

Domestic cats are modified DNA, with genes to fight viruses such as HIV and modifications that make the body capable of burning green under ultraviolet light.

The purpose of this study demonstrate how a naturally occurring protein that prevents "monkey makua" similar in cats infected with AIDS. These genes are linked and the jellyfish gene to light in the dark used to keep track of other proteins.

'Author' of This cat said, the results of this research will accelerate the search for vaccines and treatments against HIV that has killed 30 million people in the world.

However, as quoted Dailymail, critics say the technique can be very dangerous animals and scientists had to reduce it.