Smoking can be a cure for these diseases

One of the objectives of this project is to transform tobacco genes responsible for producing nicotine.

The purpose is for the plant to produce smaller amounts of these molecules, which have wider pharmaceutical spectrums.

Microbiologists from 19 countries in this project say that the most important is the obtaining of necessary molecules in treating diseases such as multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's, but also for the production of vakis and cosmetics products.

Smoking is also possible to produce vitamins, as did the production of gold potatoes, which is rich in vitamin A and E, specify researchers.

Currently, scientists say that a antivirus against Ebola and HIV virus has successfully resulted from smoking.