#help

When I read that gene splicing could “introduce genes governing the production of toxins...” I took that to mean a very good thing. That is, gene splicing could introduce genes which control or limit the production of certain dangerous traits. Therefore, I incorrectly eliminated answer choice B. Can someone explain my flaw in interpretation?

I still don't understand why answer choice E is incorrect. It provides the contrapositive of what was stated in the stimulus. Can someone please help me with explaining why E is incorrect?

#help (Added by Admin)

I went straight through it in about 2 months.

Personally, I thought it was beneficial to go through the content in order. LR really is the foundation of all sections of the LSAT. Having a really sound understanding of logic, for example, was extremely beneficial once I started doing logic games. I can confidently say that my speed in LG would've been slower had I skipped large portions of the LR curriculum. I could also understand why you'd want to change up the CC order though!

This question was just evil.