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U.S. Poll: Organ cloning a reality in a decade

In a recent survey, half of Americans believe that cloned organs will be available in 2020. Other commonplace realities include chip implants, virtual reality home entertainment and cancer cures.
In the Media by Gordon K. Chan - 1 comment

South Korean Cloning Expert Convicted

Hwang Woo-suk, a fifty six year old South Korean cloning expert was convicted Monday for embezzlement and other charges connected to his false claims of breakthroughs in stem cell research. Hwang will not serve time in prison.
In the Media by Joe Gullo

Apple Mac cloning not stopping any time soon

Psystar has emerged from chapter 11 and Germany's PearC is expanding its borders. The legal race with Apple is only just beginning.
In the Media by David Goldsmith - 1 comment

Baby Mammoth Could One Day Headline 'Pleistocene Park'

In May of 2007, Siberian reindeer farmer Yuri Khudi was tending to his herd when he noticed something on a sandbank in the Yuribei River.
In the Media by Brandon McPhail - 2 comments

American doctor claims to have cloned human embryos

Doctor Panayiotis Zavos attempted to clone the world's first human baby. He says he cloned 14 embryos and then transferred 11 of those into four women. None of the attempts resulted into a viable pregnancy.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 7 comments

Italian Doctor Says He Has Cloned Three Babies

A controversial Italian doctor known for his work allowing post-menopausal women to have children has claimed in an interview to have cloned three babies who are now living in eastern Europe.
In the Media by John Wondra - 2 comments

Extinct Animal gets Resurrected by Cloning

Pyrenean ibex, an extinct wild goat has been once again brought back to life, thanks to the cloning. In a rare feat, some frozen tissues were used.
In the Media by Bodhisattva Banerji

Scientists clone 16-year-old frozen mice, mammoths next?

Scientists were able to take cells from mice frozen at -20 deg C for 16 years, and grow them into healthy clones. It raises hopes of reproducing extinct animals in the future.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 2 comments

Genetic Cloning and Immunotherapy Team up to Combat Cancer

Could immunotherapy and cloning be utilized to fight and possibly cure cancer? After a 52 year old man in the UK was injected with his own cloned cancer fighting cells he has been in remission for two years.
In the Media by Samantha A. Torrence - 6 comments

BioArts Has Cloned Missy The Dog

A U.S. company can bring back Fido for the super rich. With a price tag of more than $100,000 a pet's DNA can be used to clone new puppies.
In the Media by KJ Mullins
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People pay upwards of $100,000 to have their deceased pet cloned at a company in South Korea.
Scientists in Indian-administered Kashmir claim they have successfully cloned the first Himalayan goat which produces the famed pashmina wool.
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Shop owners in Clones, a small town in Ireland, are embracing a currency that's been out of circulation for a decade in a bid to boost business.

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Detection of tuberculosis in patient samples

A method to screen for active tuberculosis using fluorescent technology is being developed. The Scientist has...
Apr 16, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

“Parasite singles”, “boomerang kids”, and “accordion families”

The Japanese call them “parasite singles”, the Americans “boomerang kids”. Sociologists refer to the...
Mar 21, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Cloning: Not What You Think

What is cloning? It is making an exact DNA replication of the person being cloned. It is a major leap in science....
Apr 18, 2011 by Lisa Lyons

Improve Vocabulary& Make Money

Improve Vocabulary To Make Money. Money can be made by many methods. Knowledge of good words can help in writing good...
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