A Sister for NickFitz

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SimonMac replied

24 January 2018, 22:31
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Cute monkey clones created in China in world first | Daily Mail Online

Lots of baby Nicks?

M,T,W,T,F,S & S links?

After Monday and Tuesday links, even a calendar will say WTF!
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24 January 2018, 22:13
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24 January 2018, 22:12
A Sister for NickFitz

Cute monkey clones created in China in world first | Daily Mail Online

A step towards cloning HUMANS? Chinese monkeys become the first primates in the world to be replicated using the 'Dolly the Sheep' method of transferring DNA
Identical macaques Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua were born 8 and 6 weeks ago
The monkeys are the world's first primates to be cloned from transferred DNA
Study marks a watershed in cloning research and raises major ethical questions
Scientists hope to pave the way for populations of genetically uniform monkeys
Groups could be customised for ground-breaking research into human diseases

Lots of baby Nicks?

M,T,W,T,F,S & S links?
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