Will replicate the music legend John Lennon?

Will John Lennon live again to sing? According to UPI news agency, a Canadian dentist hopes to make that happen by cloning the legendary band member The Beatles from DNA in his teeth.

Dr. Michael Zuk bought Lennon's teeth in 2011 and has since brought it around the world, and is now transferred to scientists to extract the DNA code.

John Lennon - (Photo: fanpop.com)

Lennon gave his butler a tooth for years before being shot in New York (USA) in 1980.

'If scientists think they can replicate mammoths, John Lennon could be the next clone , ' Zuk said.

'I am very excited with the possibility that we will be able to fully reproduce John Lennon's DNA sequence, I hope it will happen very soon,' he added.

Dr. Zuk said the findings will be published in a documentary on the genetic code of famous figures being produced in the UK.

But even if scientists could use John Lennon's DNA to bring this legendary character back, would he really want it? Perhaps someday, we will ask him.