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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Pokemon on Pebble? Pebblemon Brings a Clone of the Classic Game to Your Smartwatch
Pokemon, the iconic game series from Nintendo, debuted in Japan nearly two-and-a-half decades ago. It took the game only a few years to taste immense popularity in not just the US but in several other countries as well. And while Pebblemon — designed and developed to play on the Pebble smartwatch — may not be exactly the same, its developer des...
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28,000-Year-Old Cells From Frozen Mammoth Come To Life, But Only Just
A team of scientists in Japan has successfully coaxed activity from 28,000-year-old cells from a frozen mammoth implanted into mouse cells, but the woolly mammal is unlikely to be walking among us soon.
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Pokemon Go Clones, Fake Apps Dominate Charts on iOS App Store
The regions where Nintendo didn't launch Pokemon Go are where clones rule the roost.
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Japan clones 26 generations and still going
Japanese scientists have produced 26 generations of clones from a single mouse, the lead researcher said on Friday, possibly paving the way for the mass replication of valuable livestock.
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Pokemon on Pebble? Pebblemon Brings a Clone of the Classic Game to Your Smartwatch
Pokemon, the iconic game series from Nintendo, debuted in Japan nearly two-and-a-half decades ago. It took the game only a few years to taste immense popularity in not just the US but in several other countries as well. And while Pebblemon — designed and developed to play on the Pebble smartwatch — may not be exactly the same, its developer des...
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28,000-Year-Old Cells From Frozen Mammoth Come To Life, But Only Just
A team of scientists in Japan has successfully coaxed activity from 28,000-year-old cells from a frozen mammoth implanted into mouse cells, but the woolly mammal is unlikely to be walking among us soon.
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Pokemon Go Clones, Fake Apps Dominate Charts on iOS App Store
The regions where Nintendo didn't launch Pokemon Go are where clones rule the roost.
-
Japan clones 26 generations and still going
Japanese scientists have produced 26 generations of clones from a single mouse, the lead researcher said on Friday, possibly paving the way for the mass replication of valuable livestock.
