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^.^/ The slash is my tail
Join Date: Jan 2006
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I'm just thinking that maybe such a thing may come true, in the far future when the religion barrier is broken. I believe it was on this forum where someone posted a point regarding how many years scientifically we've been driven back due to The Church.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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I don't think this will go to far either... Plus it is not going to work making human-animals by mixing to make people with animal DNA, but need genes splicing/manipulation of a human to "build" the features you want.
IE to understand DNA enough and have the ability to change what you wish in it... |
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And I chuckled a little when Bush talked about wanting to prevent the creation of human-animal hybrids. Weird science.
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I imagine any growth beyond the embryo would result in creatures that were severely mentally retarded and sterile. Major genetic offshoots tend to have those two results, or at least one of them. Either way, I doubt this is being used to try to create a hybrid creature, just for testing purposes.
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waaaaay far in the future??? DUDE DO U KNOW THAT PLASMA WEAPONS HAVE BEEN CREATED believe me or not.Any thing can happen now.
ANd I aint gonna risk....Except if the cat girl that is gonna attack me look beautiful thats when I risk.ANd hope fully I wont lose my rocket if u know what I mean LOL. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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If they do this and it passes sign me up to be a catgirl hehe
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The resulting embryos are therefore mostly human, with a small animal component. Stem cells, which can grow into different kinds of tissue, are then formed." There would only be a tiny cow-component in these embryos, so though these "humans" may have some defects and health problems, they'd still look Human. Also, I'd disregard what the scientists said about not wanting to create any hybrid creatures. They'd do it out of curiosity. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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Yea, that sounds about right for a scientist. In hair-brained Hollywood. There are so much ethics to consider in the field, that would never happen. The 99% chance that something does happen is if there are various mistakes that happen, both in monitoring and on the genetic level. Then the preciously sought after "hybrid" would finally exist, only because it would be inhumane to destroy the being.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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This is ridiculous You don't even know what this means... It's only mitochondrial DNA that's animal... Meaning the cells have say a Cows metabolic rate. other than that there completely human.
for one it's imposable to mature the things to viability and second of all even if you did they would look completely human. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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No, they wouldn't, serious scientists don't make history and ethics changing experiments off the cuff. In a comic book, sure, in reality, they have people watching their every move and doing something like that would have potential career ending effects. |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Anything more than splicing for curing diseases is easily more than 100 years away. No so much for the sake of technology but ethics comities hardly ever approve funding for ANYTHING dealing with DNA splicing and all that. Unless there is a billionaire that does some freaky doctor Monroe type stuff. There just isn't funding. Also the success ratio is so ungodly low its just not worth it really.
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