Reviving mammoths
Researchers from the University of Manitoba (Canada) are conducting experiments from DNA samples to revive extinct mammoths.
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Researchers from the University of Manitoba (Canada) are conducting experiments from DNA samples to revive extinct mammoths.
US scientists have created artificial DNA from chemicals to control living cells in the laboratory.
Scientists from the University of Newcastle (UK) have created embryos containing DNA of a man and two women.
Restoring the original shape of the limbs, broken bones and damaged brains can become a reality after scientists discover a particular gene.
According to the British Daily Telegraph, Australian scientists have recently reached a new breakthrough in the study of pig lung transplantation in humans.
For the first time, scientists from the University of North Carolina, USA, have completed finding about one-fifth of the HIV gene structure.
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