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Chinese scientists grow fluorescent green monkey using stem cells

Por: Newsweek Tech November 09, 2023

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Scientists in China have just grown a fluorescent green monkey using stem cells in a world first.Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who published their findings in the journal Cell, have recorded the first live birth of a chimeric monkey that contains cells that come from two genetically distinct embryos of the same species. Chimeric refers to any tissue that contains two, or more, differing sets of DNA.Although this has been... + full article



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