[KR...]

Of all the things to clone...

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...science_rat_dc

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3136776.stm

 

[gpalmer]

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Originally posted by KR... Of all the things to clone... http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...science_rat_dc http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3136776.stm

heh, Chinchy's gonna love this one...

 

[Flasken]

yay

 

[Trawlerman]

Just what the world needs! No more rats. As if the little buggers didn't breed like crazy as it is.


Interesting in technology though. As long as the whole thing is not abused it could be quite useful for the future for people who need organ transplants etc.

I'm Diabetic and am quite hopeful that at some point in the future, maybe 20-30 years from now, this technology will provide a solution to helping cure this condition along with many other ailments that people have.



It's weird to think that in the future, medical services and technology will allow some of use to live well past 100 years. Question is, who would want to live to that age?

 

[ServinginEcuador]

This one won't last long either. The cloned sheep died in 6 years while the original is still alive. The supporters of the cloning of sheep pulled their money out of the venture. I bet this one doesn't go anywhere either.

 

[squirt]

which reminds me...what ever became of that claim of a cloned human by that spaced out group led by that wacky french Dr.?

 

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Best thread title ever!!

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