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- Endangered black-footed ferret is successfully cloned Tue, 23 Feb 21, 6:30amThe birth of Elizabeth Ann, a black-footed ferret, on December 10, 2020, marked a major achievement in the recovery of the species. Elizabeth Ann is the first black-footed ferret to be cloned with the aim of increasing the...
- Scientists in China have successfully cloned monkeys Fri, 26 Jan 18, 12:13amIn a major breakthrough, scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Neuroscience in Shanghai have successfully cloned long-tailed macaque monkeys...
- China to break ground on world’s largest animal cloning factory next year Wed, 25 Nov 15, 10:00pmNext year, a Chinese biotech firm plans to break ground on the world’s largest cloning factory. Boyalife Group announced this week that its new facility will house a cloning production line, a cloned animal center, a gene...
- China breaks ground on world’s largest animal cloning factory next year Wed, 25 Nov 15, 10:00pmNext year, a Chinese biotech firm plans to break ground on the world’s largest cloning factory. Boyalife Group announced this week that its new facility will house a cloning production line, a cloned animal center, a gene...
- Researchers successfully splice woolly mammoth DNA into elephant cells Tue, 7 Apr 15, 3:01amIn what may be the best worst idea of our generation, a Harvard University research team has successfully spliced woolly mammoth DNA into living cells collected from an Asian elephant...
- This Agricultural “Noah’s Ark” has Two of Every Fruit and Nut Crop Ever Grown in California Wed, 24 Sep 14, 3:07amImagine a comprehensive sampling of every fruit, nut and other crop that is or has ever been grown in California packed into a concentrated and carefully protected site...
- Scientists Create World’s Most Complex Biomolecular Computer Fri, 31 May 13, 3:00amScientists at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have developed a powerful new biomolecular computing device that could significantly advance gene therapy and cloning...
- Scientists Bring Extinct Mouth-Brooding Frog Back to Life After 30 Years Tue, 19 Mar 13, 8:31amMost of us probably thought the first species that would be brought back from extinction would be large, scaly, and wreak havoc on a theme park. While not nearly as intimidating, scientists have revived one of the most interesting...
- Artist John O’Shea to Create a Bioengineered Pig’s Bladder Soccer Ball Wed, 18 Jul 12, 5:30amJohn O’Shea, a British artist currently in residence at Liverpool University’s Clinical Engineering department, has designed a fairly stomach-churning soccer ball: he plans to bioengineer a pig’s bladder...
- Scientists Clone Elm Trees to Protect Them from Extinction Sat, 31 Mar 12, 8:13amCanadian scientists have discovered a way to clone elm trees, which for decades, have have fallen victim to the deadly Dutch elm disease. It is believed that their findings could become a model to preserve, and successfully...
- South Korean Scientists Announce Plan To Clone a Woolly Mammoth Wed, 14 Mar 12, 6:37amIt has been 10,000 years since woolly mammoths last roamed the earth, but if scientists in South Korea have their way the giant creatures could come back to life...
- Russian Scientists Revive 32,000 Year Old Arctic Plant Wed, 22 Feb 12, 5:35amWe had to do a double-take this morning when we heard that a lab team from the Russian Academy of Sciences research center in Pushchino successfully revived a 32,000 year old arctic plant...