Animal cloning

A well-preserved hairy leg of a woolly mammoth. Source: ABC News, who received the photo from Lab Dalen at Stockholm University

The strange story of Yakinaf the mammoth - maybe she will come back to life

Prof. George Church is trying to clone a woolly mammoth that was trapped in the Siberian ice 52 thousand years ago
Marco Polo won, posthumously. Source: Wikipedia, Maria Lee

About the man who cloned a giant sheep and released it into the wild against the law

An American farmer who illegally cloned a giant sheep - and tried to develop a new hybrid species throughout the United States and release it into the wild
A superhero Pegasus fights a Chimera, according to Greek mythology. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Things that Yoram knows: Is it possible to create a hybrid of a human and a monkey?

Elior asks: Is it possible to take a woman's egg and fertilize it with another animal's sperm? (For example, a monkey or a tiger..)
Dolly the sheep stuffed animal. From Wikipedia

Shed me a sheep - 20 years since the birth of Dolly the sheep

A solution to the world's hunger problems? Engineered muscle tissue in culture. Photo courtesy of the Tissue Engineering Laboratory, Tel Aviv University

At Tel Aviv University they are trying to grow chicken breast in culture

fruit. Instead of steaks, stem cells will be taken from them.

Coming soon: the first synthetic hamburger

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Clone Iran's first cow

Cloning goats. Image: depositphotos.com

Iran's first goat clone

Iranian researchers have cloned their first goat, and along with the US, UK, Canada and China, they are one of the only countries in the world to have successfully cloned goats
Human cloning. Image: depositphotos.com

Dolly's father takes stock: should we continue with clones?

Explanation - how to clone a sheep. Image: depositphotos.com

The "father" of Dolly the sheep retracts his support for cloning

Claims that a method developed in Japan to grow culture and tissues from the patient's own cells and that does not require cloning is preferable
Cellular healing: cloning of stem cells for the purpose of producing a liver for transplantation in the same patient. Image: depositphotos.com

A breakthrough in cloning technology - for the first time in the world, scientists succeeded in creating dozens of cloned embryos from adult monkeys

The innovative work methods used by the researchers can turn the field of cloning on its face, and significantly increase the efficiency of turning human eggs into cloned embryos
Cloning dogs to order. Image: depositphotos.com

Improving dog cloning efficiency

One group of researchers at Seoul University previously managed to produce the world's first cloned dog - Snoopy, an Afghani dog created from adult skin cells. Now this team, without Wong, and with other minor changes,
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The meat and milk of Dolly the sheep - soon on the supermarket shelves

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Why not connect the research in animals and humans?

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The bulk of science news in 2004

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The first insects were cloned

Dolly the sheep. From Wikipedia

Hello, Dolly

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India asks Iran for cheetahs for cloning

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Cloned pig, is it kosher?

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Not an easy opportunity to understand the front of science

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Dolly the sheep had arthritis

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The light bulbs that turned on in 2001

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The history of cloning: the first was a frog

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Why, in fact, is it so difficult to reproduce animals?

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About 97 percent of the attempts end in failure

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American scientists have successfully cloned a wild bull

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The Roslin Institute has stopped developing pigs for transplantation

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5 cloned pigs were born in the USA

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Cloning the sheep