Genetically Altered Pigs Cloned 7
Epona writes: "The Washington Post has an article about cloning genetically altered pigs. They were cloned by the same company that cloned Dolly a few years back, and they hope to eventually use the pigs for organ transplants." Xenotransplantation isn't exactly new, but it's been out of public view for a while. (Cliff the Ask Slashdot guy lives in the same town; hopefully he's not looking for a new heart, though.)
I was afraid (Score:1)
Ooh, Ooh, Can I have one? (Score:1)
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What is one had a pair of Y chromosomes? (Score:1)
All women have two X chomosomes, their egg always cairries an X.
Men have an X and a Y, and the sperm may carry either.
Of course because always have X it has been inmpossible in the past to generate offspring with a YY configuration, but what would a YY man be like? Naturally, no femenine side whatsoever. Given the lack of logic and reason displayed in most women, would a YY be superintelligent, Superstrong? Super-sterile?
My mind boggles.
foot and mouth (Score:1)
This may or may not be valid and I do not have the knowledge to debate that validity. However it seems obvious that we must be more careful about these sorts of things because of the simple fact that there are no precendents!
Re:glowing pigs (Score:2)
Re:glowing pigs (Score:3)
glowing pigs (Score:3)
Now, which patient gets the first neon green heart transplant?!
-mdek.net [mdek.net]