We have created human-animal embryos already, say British team

Already discussed HERE




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That thread is rather lonely...

It might have been first, but for whatever reason it is being discussed in this one. Maybe a Mod can consolidate it

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Yes it is. I dont mind contributing to this thread. I lhave much love for biggie smalls
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Originally posted by Master_Wii
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Yes it is. I dont mind contributing to this thread. I lhave much love for biggie smalls
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LOL I loved the way you said, thread closed. Haha. Your not even a mod.

A little knowledge instead of sci-fi speculation would be useful here!

They are simply using the cow egg as a bilogical vessel to allow stem cells to be grown from the human donor. The stem cells then be used for all sorts of treatments for the original human donor, a perfect tissue match to repair damaged organs and the like. The egg with the human DNA is NOT a viable embryo.

By the way I didn't hear anybody complaining about the use of human DNA in bacteria to create insulin. Maybe we should stop that before we get a superbug with arms and legs.......DUH!