Sir, i am trying my best to understand your questions. I don't have a
teacher because i don't have the money. As far as training goes, i am
trying to do the best that i can. No, i do not have a lab in my home.
I intend to get all my paper together and go the UNIVERSITY of
FLORIDA. I will talk to a Biochemistry lab student and see what he has
to say. I appreciate your service in helping me and i am trying to
take your advice.          Ted.

Ted,

When responding to Researchers or to site users who have left
comments, there is no need to post a new question.

You need to be logged in to Google Answers in order to respond to a
Researcher's request for clarification. Once you are logged in, look
at your "My Questions" page. There you'll find a list of all the
questions you've asked. Go to the appropriate question, and in the
upper right of the page you'll see a button marked "Clarify Question."
Click it, and you can respond to a Researcher. The Researcher will be
automatically notified by email, so he or she will be sure to see your
response.

If you are responding to a non-Researcher's comment, you may post in
the "Comments" section underneath your question.

One of my colleagues, skermit-ga, has prepared a guide to the use of
Google Answers that you may find helpful:

http://www.christopherwu.net/google_answers/answer_guide.html