SCIENTISTS have created a spliced chimera monkey with glowing green eyes and fingers in a ‘Frankenscience’ world first. The alien-like species was created by the Chinese Academy of Scie…
SCIENTISTS have created a spliced chimera monkey with glowing green eyes and fingers in a 'Frankenscience' world first.The green-eyed chimera monkey was born with stem cells taken from two embryos, and could provide answers to neurological diseases and species preservation.
The three-old-day animal had high proportion of cells derived from the same species of monkey, crab-eating macaques, but with different, unique genes.'Softer' face of beardy Neanderthal man who live 56,000 years ago unveiled The mysterious glowing eyes and fingers can be explained by the green fluorescent protein label used to determine which tissues contained cells derived from the injected stem cells.
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