In front of Silicon Valley techies, Knoll cloned an onscreen Jennifer, then cloned her again.
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Now, scientists have cloned the world's first cloned dog in order to study these "re-clones" to determine whether they die sooner and age quicker than their non-cloned counterparts.
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Scientists successfully cloned human stem cells Ever since Dolly the sheep was cloned from an adult cell in 1996, scientists had been asking whether humans could be cloned in the same way.
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There's currently a study monitoring Snuppy's cloned offsprings to monitor the health and lifespan of cloned animals.
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Dolly the Sheep was the first cloned mammal in 1996, but tadpoles were cloned back 1952 and mice in 1986.
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Second, more than two decades after Dolly the sheep was cloned, scientists in China reported they had cloned the first primate.
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Have I Been Cloned A discrete and secretly backdoored video/image database, Have I Been Cloned aims to revolutionize the bulk data collection landscape.
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In 2016, the first dog cloned on American soil was born — a Jack Russell Terrier named Nubia, who was cloned by the Texas-based company ViaGen.
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The cloned monkeysScreenshot: Science China PressChinese researchers have cloned five gene-edited monkeys with a host of genetic disease symptoms, according to two scientific papers published today.
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In the past decade, the company has cloned about 800 dogs for individuals and government agencies, and as of 2016 was producing about 500 cloned embryos every day.
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"Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk" Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk.
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But there's a downside: those who can afford to effectively live forever, jumping from cloned body to cloned body, consolidate their power for centuries and use it in disturbing ways.
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No, as long as the cloned human being acts like other human beings (reason, emotions, love, hate) then he/she even as a cloned being qualifies as another human being.
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The sheep, named Dolly Parton because the cell from which they'd cloned her had been taken from a sheep's mammary gland, would be the first cloned mammal to survive into adulthood.
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Researchers at the South Korean lab told the station that the dogs it had cloned have been healthy — and had almost always looked and acted like the dogs they were cloned from.
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Finally, in 2013, Oregon researchers discovered how to clone human embryos successfully, making cloned babies at least plausible but, based on what we see with other cloned species, way too risky for humans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The heirs of Dolly the sheep are enjoying a healthy old age, proving cloned animals can live normal lives and offering reassurance to scientists hoping to use cloned cells in medicine.
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South Korean scientists created the world's first cloned dog in 2005, and two years later the country began employing cloned Labrador retrievers to sniff out drugs for the customs service, China Daily said.
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The fake car ads use information cloned from actual listings.
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A BMW photographed in Broadmeadows, Australia, with cloned licence plates
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She was the first mammal cloned from an adult cell.
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South Korea's Sooam Biotech Research Foundation have even cloned dogs.
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Having a group of cloned monkeys would solve that problem.
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The phone even straight out cloned the iPhone's Portrait mode.
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"Yes, more cloned monkeys will soon be produced," he said.
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This reminds me of when Dolly the sheep was cloned.
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It's a popular feature, and one that Instagram just cloned.
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He'd read all my messages and cloned my SIM card.
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Bucking bulls have even been cloned and used in competition.
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It's that few cloned animals ever make it that far.
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China isn't the first country to enlist cloned police dogs.
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These two are not the first primates to be cloned.
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But Trieu's cloned mother is Bian, and she's still alive.
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We can never be Beyoncé, because she has been cloned.
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Researchers in China reported on Wednesday that they have created two cloned monkeys, the first time that primates have been cloned with the technique that produced Dolly the sheep more than 20 years ago.
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These cloned worms were then cultured separately, and they too thrived.
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In fact, Dolly wasn't even the first to ever be cloned.
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Bernard tells Elsie he's determined to find whose consciousness he cloned.
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But those monkeys were cloned from cells taken from early embryos.
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It's the strongest evidence yet that large cloned animals age normally.
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There are Sontarans, cloned soldiers who look a bit like potatoes.
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In case you've missed it, Reese Witherspoon has successfully cloned herself.
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"They have different personalities," Streisand told Variety, of the cloned dogs.
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If I had the resources, I would have had her cloned.
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The company is planning to produce more cloned dogs like Longlong.
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They believed that Adam's soul would enter the first body cloned.
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In today's animal news: Garlic, above, is China's first cloned cat.
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In today's animal news: Garlic, above, is China's first cloned cat.
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Quiz time Scientists in Shanghai, China, announced they've successfully cloned what?
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If the mockery misfired, it may be because Synthia fits easily into the rhetoric of invented life, the specific kind of whimsy of those who, playing God or not, enjoy playing with words: Dolly, the cloned sheep (named after Dolly Parton, because the sheep was cloned from a mammary cell); cc, the cloned cat; Hercules, the genetically engineered, supermuscular beagle; Eau d'E.
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Around the time Instagram cloned Snapchat's marquee features, things started going south.
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I don't know if you heard, but she had her dog cloned.
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So the South Korean team cloned Snuppy to create the re-clones.
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This is not unlike Snapchat Stories, which Instagram Stories was cloned from.
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Think "Baby One More Time" era Britney Spears, cloned over and over.
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She cloned Sanders' support of the $15 an hour federal minimum wage.
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Since then, it's been endlessly revised, redesigned, cloned, rebooted, and re-released.
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The paper did not say how much a cloned dog would cost.
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Two surrogate dogs out of four gave birth to three cloned puppies.
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Also cloned by Facebook and its subsidiary Instagram, Snapchat had lost momentum.
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And a relatively open architecture meant it could be cloned and forked.
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They will also monitor the training process for the six cloned canines.
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NPR, though, reported that cloned animals aren't exact replicas of original dogs.
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Remember when Dolly the sheep was cloned in Scotland back in 1996?
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Here are seven examples of businesses that cloned others and made millions.
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In a study published Tuesday in Nature Communications, the scientists tested these four sheep, created from the same cell line as Dolly, and nine other cloned sheep, finding that, contrary to popular belief, cloned animals appear to age normally.
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According to the firm's website, a cloned horse will set you back $85,000.
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It started as a Snapchat (SNAP) feature that Instagram cloned with great success.
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The suspects used cloned passports of foreign Jews who had emigrated to Israel.
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Then, there's some sort of gossip being spread that Locken cloned Redmond's phone.
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WhatsApp Status, its cloned Snapchat Stories feature, also reached 250 million daily users.
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Their existence proves that animals as complex as monkeys can be cloned, too.
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She "cloned" herself with five other Heidi Klums and it was pretty epic.
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Don't worry, though, because before they were killed, your favorite celebrity was cloned.
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BenevolentBio tested the five compounds on cells cloned from ALS patients' own cells.
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A guy named Mark Davis at Stanford actually cloned the beta chain gene.
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Then, later on, his lab and his wife cloned the alpha chain gene.
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They are the first primates to be cloned from a non-embryonic cell.
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Cloned animals could also help scientists better hunt for genetic links to diseases.
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Use their DNA to open a prehistoric theme park featuring cloned dinosaurs, obviously.
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Bitcoin trader Jason Hamilton is worried that products like Ethereum could be cloned.
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Of course Facebook owns the latter product too, and has mercilessly cloned Stories.
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It also discusses some more ridiculous stuff, like how she cloned her dog.
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Earlier this year, Sinogene also announced the birth of another cloned police dog.
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But none of the five sects could agree on who was cloned first.
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There's even (no, please, make it stop!) a phalanx of cloned, dancing Beetlejuices.
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The company said it bought cloned flytraps, which are readily grown in captivity.
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"Dreaded Possibilities Are Raised" one headline declared; "Cloned Sheep in Nazi Storm" shouted another.
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The first mammal to be cloned—a sheep called Dolly—was born in Scotland.
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Interest grew even more after Dolly the sheep was successfully cloned in the '90s.
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Debbie, Denise, Dianna and Daisy are the "Nottingham Dollies"—cloned and doing just fine.
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Still, it could be cloned and undercut if it tries to monetize too aggressively.
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I think my mom cloned me and made the clone cis somehow, Sam said.
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Cloned human embryos were generated in a lab using a technique called nuclear transfer.
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Finally, 20 years ago this month, scientists cloned an animal for the first time.
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South Korean scientists cloned the first dog, an Afghan hound named Snuppy, in 2005.
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Chinese scientists (including some of the same researchers behind this new work) announced the birth of the first-ever cloned monkeys almost a year ago to the day, and we hinted that this might be the potential use of the cloned monkeys.
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If it makes excess revenue, it's cloned by the Bazillion Beings community, with possible improvements.
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He said the new cloned virus would enable his team to better test its efficacy.
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With stories, it has cloned ephemeral photo and video sharing from its primary competitor, Snapchat.
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It appears that OMG LLC cloned the Focus website and filled in its company name.
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But Mariska rejects the legacy that the woman she's cloned from has established for herself.
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The company had already been releasing various other features that cloned popular ones in Snapchat.
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Barry Diller and Diane von Furstenberg also cloned their Jack Russell Terrier several years ago.
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Smith's character finds out that the government cloned him, and the battle to survive begins.
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In 1996, Dolly the sheep became the first successfully cloned mammal from an adult cell.
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Namely there is a famous principle in quantum theory that says information cannot be cloned.
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Last year the European Union made importing food from cloned animals or their offspring illegal.
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Beyond that, Hike also cloned Snapchat when it added stories to its app last year.
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He is concerned for his private information and if it is going to be cloned.
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It then cloned Snapchat features in other apps when its M&A play proved unsuccessful.
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A friend had cloned his beloved dog, and I was very impressed with that dog.
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The cloned macaque monkey Hua Hua at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Neuroscience.
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Meat and milk from cloned animals is routinely farmed and sold in America, Argentina and Brazil.
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The team of researchers was also able to infect mosquitoes and mice with the cloned version.
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Ariana Grande's ponytail cloned itself into pigtails, and she became an endearing nerd for the ages.
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Trends are born, cloned, and re-created after celebrities and their followers alike have had enough.
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Keys that use RFID, or electromagnetic fields, for instance, can be cloned easily without raising suspicion.
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She was the first mammal to ever be cloned from the cells of an adult animal.
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The volunteers recognised cloned speech as such only half the time (ie, no better than chance).
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Renstrom points to none other than Barbara Streisand, who had her dog cloned, as an example.
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The process is prone to introducing genetic errors, which results in many cloned offspring dying young.
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That hasn't stopped a number of organizations from falsely claiming to have successfully cloned a human.
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Bitcoin cash was created earlier in August, when a group of companies and developers cloned bitcoin.
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Up until 2015, the only place a person could get their dog cloned was South Korea.
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But after Dolly, other animals like pigs, sheep, deer, horses, and dogs have all been cloned.
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The cloned sheep were between the ages of 7 and 9, about 60 in human years.
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In 1996, Dolly the sheep became the first animal to successfully be cloned using this method.
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After an electric or chemical shock, 40 cloned embryos were implanted into four surrogate mother cats.
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In 1996, Dolly became the first animal cloned using a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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In an enormous leap forward, scientists cloned monkeys using a technique that created Dolly the sheep.
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Instagram's whole Stories feature was cloned from Snapchat, and it also cribbed Q&A Stories from Polly.
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And so in the '20003s when Dolly the cloned sheep was developed, Lynn was inspired by that.
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Instagram Stories and WhatsApp Status both now have 300 million daily users, dwarfing the app they cloned.
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Junior was born around 1995, meaning he preceded Dolly the cloned sheep by a year or so.
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There's a lab-created character in Fallen Kingdom as well, not an android but a cloned girl.
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Animals like cows, horses, and even dogs are already cloned for anything from sports to medical research.
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Dolly's death prompted concern that cloned animals age more rapidly, or less healthily, than sheep born naturally.
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Fuller, in fact, suggests a mastodon cloned from prehistoric genetic material discovered in a crevice of ice.
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And the cards some recipients were given turned out to have been cloned and drained of cash.
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Recruits have their minds uploaded into cloned, upgraded bodies, which are trained and sent out to serve.
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Singer Barbra Streisand famously cloned her dog, Samantha, only to find the resulting puppies had different personalities.
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Highlights include an American Vandal-esque documentary parody, a cloned stepmother, and a truly deranged school play.
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Run the Jewels went stark; the Icky Blossoms went CGI trippy; Canadian rapper Jazz Cartier cloned himself.
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And although Debbie showed "moderate" osteoarthritis, Sinclair considers all the cloned sheep to be in good health.
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The squid, with a brain cloned from a human psychic, releases a shockwave that instantly kills millions.
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But when Facebook cloned Stories for its own app, it was noticeably less elegant than Instagram's copy.
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He bought me an iPhone and cloned the SIM card, so he was reading everything I said.
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Alan Turing, the father of AI, was British, as was the scientist who cloned Dolly the sheep.
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Beijing (CNN)One Chinese police force has a new asset this month: its first cloned police dog.
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But as the story spread about how his cake was cloned, he posted a détente of sorts.
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Meat and milk from cloned animals are routinely farmed and sold in the United States, Argentina and Brazil.
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But nuclear transfer remains difficult and the creation of cloned embryos for research or therapy remains ethically fraught.
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The result was five cloned monkeys, each exhibiting symptoms of the genetic disorder introduced into the donor monkey.
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Scientists there created the world's first gene-edited human embryo and the first cloned monkeys, as two examples.
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Chinese scientists have cloned monkeys using the same process that created Dolly the sheep over 20 years ago.
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This suggests that this specific grape has been consistently cloned by human hands for at least nine centuries.
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"We're just one driver who happens to be cloned 100,000 times," Aurora co-founder Sterling Anderson tells Axios.
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Google unapologetically cloned virtually all of the Echo's features and then went further integrating its own Google services.
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In this case, coordinated ATM withdrawals with cloned credit cards netted criminals $12.7 million in just two hours.
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Researchers in China created two cloned monkeys using the nuclear-transfer technique employed to make Dolly the sheep.
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Sign of success for Hong Kong's Tink Labs — someone cloned its Handy phone with a Freedy phone pic.twitter.
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The findings, published in the journal Nature Communications, may dispel long-held concerns that cloned animals age prematurely.
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Meanwhile, Instagram just cloned Snapchat inside its own app, minus all the cool stuff like stickers and lenses.
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Apple's rivals have mercilessly cloned its slender laptop designs and copypasted the look and feel of the iPhone.
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Snapchat has seemingly become the incubator for popular features that inevitably get cloned by larger platforms, mainly Facebook.
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The pup was cloned from Apple, a different dog whose genome was edited to develop the disease atherosclerosis.
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Roslin Institute scientists gained fame in 1996 as creators of "Dolly the sheep", the world's first cloned animal.
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Locatelli did not give details on how he cloned the gene into a viral vector in the paper.
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It's not that cloned animals fall victim to early aging — the ones that reach adulthood are typically fine.
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This kind of cloned proliferation represents a new form of urban blight of which Jacobs would not approve.
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The debate tone was widely condemned back then, only to be openly cloned in Las Vegas last week.
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One of the researchers on the team cloned the first pet cat known as Copy Cat in 2001.
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A mysterious new owner snapped the site up, cloned its content, and transformed it all into sloppy, spammy garbage.
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The overall distribution of osteoarthritis in Dolly was similar to what's seen in cloned sheep aged seven to nine.
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By now, Trump funded scientists had developed new fancy military hardware such as cloned limbs and nanotech body armor.
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Instead, the hope is to develop "therapeutic cloning", in which cloned cells could be used to regenerate faulty tissue.
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Instagram's new Stories feature — the one it cloned from rival Snapchat — is about to start generating a little cash.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTyler Perry: Insane New Atlanta Mansion Florida Shooting Survivors Eyeing Book DealsBarbra Streisand: I Cloned My Dog!
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The first cloned dog, Snuppy, an Afghan hound, was born in 2005 in South Korea at Seoul National University.
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The Facebook-owned app cloned many of Snap's key features, including stories, funky face filters and disappearing photo messaging.
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Could anyone tell Dolly, Daisy, Diana, Debbie and Denise apart from members of the sheep population that weren't cloned?
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These sheep, cloned from the same cell line, have aged normally and are very healthy, a developmental biologist reported.
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"The possibility that the 386 may be legally cloned is becoming a reality," he noted in November of 1990.
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Instagram is finally preparing to copy Snapchat's most popular feature, and one of the few it hasn't already cloned.
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" ViaGen added, "The number of cloned animals are a small fraction compared to the animals that pass through shelters.
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Not the PIN codes of legitimate customers, not cloned debit cards, but the whole machine, from keypad to cord.
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The first dog clone, Snuppy, was born in 2005 and was also able to breed with other cloned dogs.
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Some cybersecurity experts warn that even when they're not in use, digital key fob codes can be cloned, and some have suggested storing the devices in metal coffee cans, much like chipped credit cards can be stored inside special sleeves designed to prevent their code from being read and cloned by hackers.
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But by 2400 an investigation had concluded that almost all his research was fraudulent—though he had cloned a dog.
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Oklahoma forester Mark Bays told the AP that the cloned Survivor tree is expected to grow taller than the original.
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Snuppy's lifespan wasn't markedly short, but you still might remember Dolly, the first cloned sheep, who did die abnormally quickly.
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Jason Lee, the current head of Cabana, says not to count on the app's core twist being cloned right away.
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Rumors that he's been replaced, or cloned, have been eagerly picked up by people who oppose Buhari and his government.
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But a new analysis of 13 cloned sheep—including a batch of Dolly's genetic duplicates—shows this isn't the case.
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It's a bit like a Snapchat Stories type feature in-line with the company's similarly cloned Facebook and Instagram Stories.
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But the star of "Duel", his 1971 debut, is nothing as exotic as a man-eating shark or cloned velociraptor.
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Normally that wouldn't make the news, except this pup was China's first cloned police dog, according to Chinese state media.
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The successful cloning of a primate is sure to stoke fears that cloned human beings are around the corner.[Reuters]
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Unfortunately, Snapchat hasn't been able to capture much of the monetary benefits of those inventions as they get cloned elsewhere.
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A team of Chinese scientists have successfully cloned monkeys for the first time, according to a newly released research paper.
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Longlong's creator, Beijing-based biotech company Sinogene, said Longlong is the world's first dog cloned from a gene-edited donor.
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Facebook is building its Watch video hub to challenge #5 YouTube, and has relentlessly cloned Stories to beat #7 Snapchat.
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In the past two decades, 23 other species have also been cloned using SCNT, including cows, horses, cats, and pigs.
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One real Twitter account, belonging to Jasmine Artis, a health care worker from North Carolina, was cloned dozens of times.
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It is a computer-cloned image on a wall screen — part of a UBS project into the future of banking.
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Commodity goods like paper towels, exercise mats, and power strips can be easily cloned at a fraction of the cost.
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Digging around in the game's code, Griffith found that each pilot had its own file, so he cloned his good fighter.
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As noted by Smithsonian Magazine, some scientists are investigating whether cloned specimens have higher risks of disease compared to their originals.
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More troubling, any voice—including that of a stranger—can be cloned if decent recordings are available on YouTube or elsewhere.
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And it all began with Dolly the sheep: she was cloned in 1996 using a method called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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That's pricey: each successfully-cloned macaque cost $50,000, but the price would be even higher in the US, according to Ross.
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What has remained unclear until now is the length of time that specific grapevines have been cloned in such a manner.
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With Instagram having cloned and refined Stories, Snapchat needs to promote its best-in-class ephemeral messaging feature to stay differentiated.
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Dolly was the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell, using a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT).
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Epidiolex is derived from a genetically cloned strain of cannabis bred to produce CBD and then carefully refined, according to Friedman.
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Meanwhile, the first cloned dog Snuppy lived for 10 years, but eventually died from the same cancer that killed its parent.
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It's as if they were cloned from the same DNA: They both were born the only boy into a wealthy family.
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It was also only successful in transferring nuclei from fetal cells, not adult cells like the ones Dolly was cloned from.
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Facebook has ruthlessly cloned Snap's features over the course of the past year, which has coincided with the user growth slowdown.
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Then in your opinion would eating a cloned, fully formed human being—not simply lab-grown human meat—be considered cannibalism?
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The company has since cloned "over a hundred" dogs and cats, according to a January 2018 story by The Daily Beast.
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They cloned the labels, logos, boxes and FDA license number of a real company sending cans of jalapeños into the country.
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That led to an odd hodgepodge of cloned systems, strange cartridges, and pirated games that are still with the country today.
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In my version of Alice in Wonderland, five cloned Alices were controlled by audio signals run by Ed, pulsating in earphones.
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Since then, researchers have cloned about two dozen other mammal species, including cattle, deer, horses, rabbits, cats, rats — and yes, dogs.
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Since Dolly was born, researchers have cloned 23 mammal species, including cattle, cats, deer, dogs, horses, mules, oxen, rabbits and rats.
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In South Korea, a sniffer dog that was known for his "legendary" nose was cloned to produce seven other sniffer dogs.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel has had to come up with fresh features after Facebook cloned some of Snapchat's most popular themes.
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Humans are in the primate family, and with this birth of cloned monkeys, these techniques could theoretically be applied to humans.
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And when a mammoth carcass — well preserved enough to bleed — is discovered, Semyon sets about trying to have the animal cloned.
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But in the one place it arguably matters the most, Instagram, the feature cloned direct from Snapchat continues to see massive success.
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John Gurdon of Oxford University had cloned frogs by nuclear transfer in 1958—but his creations never developed beyond the tadpole stage.
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She's trans, and she realizes that her mother has cloned her, but removed the gene in the clone that makes you trans.
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It cloned stickers, added filters and presumably, will soon launch face masks with that handy acquisition it made a few years ago.
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This was further exemplified by Dolly's four cloned "sisters," who were recently euthanized because they too began to show symptoms of osteoarthritis.
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Rep (2017))Ever since the first cloned mammal, Dolly the Sheep, died abnormally young, there's been plenty of talk about clone aging.
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The team was able to infect mosquitoes with the cloned virus as well as mice, which went on to develop neurological diseases.
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Two of her new dogs were born after Streisand had cells taken from the cloned dog's mouth and stomach before her death.
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I believe before they acquired WhatsApp, it's how they discovered Snapchat Stories were taking off, and they cloned it to Instagram Stories.
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Then, last August, Facebook copied Stories, bringing the cloned product first to Instagram and then to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger as well.
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The trouble began earlier this year when a group of cryptocurrency upstarts cloned Bitcoin to create their own version, called Bitcoin Cash.
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Snapchat is fighting back against Instagram Stories, which rocketed to 100 million daily users by spotlighting the cloned feature atop the feed.
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Results of the tests showed that none of the cloned sheep exhibited signs of diabetes, hypertension, serious arthritis, or abnormal blood pressure.
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And when Snapchat was still rapidly growing into a rival, Facebook cloned its Stories and is now adopting the philosophy of ephemerality.
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Last year, it also cloned a popular celebrity pup named Juice, and charges about 380,000 yuan or about $55,000 to clone pets.
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The notch has been cloned by almost every phone maker out there, and the headphone jack is a commodity that's unfortunately dying.
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Over the last two decades, a number of different animals have been cloned in the same way—cows, horses, cats, dogs, pigs.
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Twitter has figured out a way to make money off of a feature it cloned from Snapchat less than two months ago.
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And Facebook took it seriously enough that they cloned it, and they made an app called Lasso and they put it out.
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On the 20th anniversary of the birth of Dolly, the first cloned sheep, a reader asks: Don't all sheep look alike anyway?
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Babs told Variety her pups, Miss Violet and Miss Scarlett, were cloned from Samantha -- a Coton du Tulear -- who died at 14.
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But Facebook cloned it with its "On This Day" feature in 2015, which had grown to 60 million daily visitors by 2016.
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And yet we can feel O.K. about spending tens of thousands of dollars and tremendous energy and resources to produce cloned puppies?
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It is the first time that primates have been cloned with the technique that produced Dolly the sheep in 1996 in Scotland.
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With help from a yellow Labrador retriever who served as the surrogate mother, a cloned male Afghan hound named Snuppy was born.
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"It's the first primate ever to be cloned," said Dr. Leonard Zon, director of the stem cell program at Boston Children's Hospital.
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Real non-cloned humans remember specific months and dates as if they are etched into their minds with a metaphorical carving knife.
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Over the next few weeks, they gradually spotted flickers of life as the worms ate the food and even cloned new family members.
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Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, the long-tailed macaques described in today's study, were cloned from connective tissue cells taken from monkey fetuses.
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Research on cloned cows and pigs has shown distinct differences in personality—and even looks—from the animal of origin to its clone.
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The Seagate Duet drive's contents are cloned to Amazon Drive, so you can be pretty confident that your important stuff will be safe.
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Amazon cloned an entire neighborhood, a dangerous hacker group takes aim at the US electrical grid, and the world remembers a running great.
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In 2007, a research team led by Mitalipov announced that they created the first cloned monkey embryo and extracted stem cells from it.
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Scientists then remove the nucleus from eggs harvested from donor pets (oocyctes), and insert a skin cell from the dog to be cloned.
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In each instance, the photo was cloned from a real account and the username was marginally changed, giving it the appearance of authenticity.
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At the beginning of 2018, Chinese scientists cloned monkeys and broke a technical barrier that could potentially lead the way to human cloning.
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Dolly died at the age of 6 due to a lung disease, which had some people concerned about the viability of cloned animals.
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"Cloned dogs live full, healthy, and happy lives and are no more susceptible to health problems than any other dogs," the company asserts.
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This new Wolverine is a woman named Laura, cloned from Logan's DNA, who lives with her own young clone, and an actual wolverine.
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At the time, Sinogen indicated that they hoped to be able to increase "volume production" of the cloned police dogs, CBS News reported.
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But supporting the cloning industry, either by purchasing a cloned pet or by wishing that you could, is a tainted kind of love.
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One critic, in a review of a relatively early addition to the Vongerichten culinary universe, asked if the chef had perhaps been cloned.
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Mob films and sci-fi flicks about cloned hit men are very different beasts, after all—even if they do both involve assassins.
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BERLIN — At this point, practically every major computer maker has cloned the Surface Pro, further validating Microsoft's 2-in-1 tablet-laptop vision.
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The unearthing of well-preserved woolly mammoth remains and advances in genetic research have fueled discussion that the long-extinct beasts could be cloned .
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London (CNN)Scientists have for the first time cloned the Zika virus, a development that could bring a desperately needed vaccine within closer reach.
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But it also cut off GIF-making app Phhhoto from its Find Friends feature, then swiftly cloned its core feature to launch Instagram Boomerang.
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In the past, Facebook famously cloned Snapchat's distinctive "Stories" feature — originally for a standalone product, although Stories later got folded into Facebook's other platforms.
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The arrival of a giant competitor doesn't automatically mean it will be successful, as Facebook learned the first half-dozen times it cloned Snapchat.
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The first primate ever cloned was a rhesus monkey named Tetra, in 1999, but a simpler cloning technique was used, known as embryo splitting.
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Thirty seconds later that very same someone has a cloned hard copy of your work ID badge, ready to stroll right into your office.
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The two-month-old pup is named Kunxun, and is a Kunming wolfdog cloned from a seven-year-old veteran police dog named Huahuangma.
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It&aposs been about six months since a pair of cloned female macaques were brought into this world by a team of Chinese scientists.
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Billy McFarland could just have cloned a dog ($50,000 for the privilege) three times instead, and this whole sorry mess might never have happened.
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Since the sim cards in use at the time were usually pre-paid cards, and the mobile phones usually cloned, criminal investigation was difficult.
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Four experimental treatments consisting of antiviral drugs or cloned antibodies were also made available, but the outbreak was contained before they could be used.
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She is showing "a better potential" than non-cloned Kuming wolfdogs already, the base's leading researcher Wan Jiusheng told the Science and Technology Daily.
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Over two days, senior company officials were questioned about pricing, their computer hard-disks copied and mobile phones cloned to analyze communications over WhatsApp.
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Facebook Lasso has a steep uphill climb ahead as it hopes to chase the musical video app it cloned, China's TikTok (which merged with Musically).
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But Rudd did talk about his new Netflix show, "Living With Yourself," in which he plays a man who gets cloned in a spa mishap.
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"You need to put cloned embryos into 10 recipient cows in order to produce one live birth," he explained, for an efficiency rating of 10%.
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Peristrophe was an engineered woman who could regenerate her limbs and organs, something she did to help her cloned sisters who were experiencing organ failure.
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Zika virus cloned in step toward vaccine Hope for the future Veronica says the biggest difficulty Joao faces right now is stiffness in his torso.
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He ran #CloneJam, in which I was one of the people being cloned, and he even created a game jam that ran for three years.
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Dolly, the first ever cloned sheep, died at 6 years old, which according to the Smithsonian is half the average age of a regular sheep.
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With all the most popular Snapchat Stories features successfully cloned, the smaller things left include adding 3D augmented reality objects to the world around you.
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But if Snapchat wants to keep growing, it faces a new obstacle: a bigger competitor, with a more inviting interface, has cloned its chief innovation.
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Once created, a virtual Suica card can be added to the Apple Watch, though this removes it from the iPhone — Suica cards can't be cloned.
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After Amazon launched the Alexa Fund, one of its portfolio companies called foul, saying that the company had cloned its product with the Echo show.
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The study of the sheep confirms that once cloned animals survive the first few years of life, they won't die any sooner than other animals.
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Barbra Streisand says she successfully cloned her dog, Samantha, before she died in 2017 ... and she's currently cuddling up with scientific fruits of that labor.
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They've shared their stories of being saved from an emotional shipwreck by the re-creation of a beloved dog into a cloned sister or brother.
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"They published false stories on cloned news websites, then amplified them with well-worn, negative tropes about Israel, Saudi Arabia and the U.S.," she said.
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But Garlic is the first cat cloned by China, solidifying its position among major cloning nations, which include the United States, Britain and South Korea.
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The world's first cloned pet, a feline named Copy Cat, is celebrating a major milestone ... she's been on this Earth for a whopping 18 years!!!
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Copy Cat, or CC for short, was cloned back in 2001 at Texas A&M University and she recently celebrated her 18th birthday on Dec.
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Dating apps continue to be a bright spot for experimental ideas, despite category giants like Tinder dominating with a much cloned swipe-to-match formula.
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So a pregnancy was magicked out of thin air to distract from the real drama at hand: the music industry had cloned a pop star.
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According to da Madice, the company makes all the cloned paintings in Tuscany, clearly in order to appeal to some sort of Old World authenticity.
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In 2004 Hwang Woo-souk, a South Korean researcher, announced that he had successfully created a new line of ES cells from a cloned human embryo.
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The aliens that we see in this piece, which we have dubbed the "Klum" aliens (rhymes with 'plume'), are actually a sort of genetically cloned drone.
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Why Heidi Klum cloned herself for Halloween, plus Kim Kardashian returns to social media minus all her bling Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The company is struggling to find new avenues for growth after Facebook cloned its Stories product across its entire suite of apps, dramatically blunting Snap's momentum.
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They're clones created in China using the same technique that over 20 years ago gave the world Dolly, the first mammal cloned from an adult sheep.
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Between the velcro straps, the on-ear headphones and the overall design, HP really cloned the Rift here, but made some key improvements along the way.
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She died prematurely in 2003, aged six, after developing osteoarthritis and a lung infection, raising concerns that cloned animals may age more quickly than normal offspring.
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The star ingredient, progenitor cells, were extracted from the foreskin of a single Korean baby, and then cloned, mixed with proteins, and blended into a serum.
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Our world had prioritized meat and work and thus within cities rooms were made to great efficiency and factories churned out cloned, replicated bodies to eat.
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Messenger and WhatsApp, arguably its two prized jewels in today's mobile-first messenger-centric world, have been Snap-cloned — and the results appear far from impressive.
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There, researchers cloned the skin cells and genetically modified them to have a healthy version of the gene LAMB3, responsible for making the protein laminin-332.
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This week tech companies worked their angles for the Rio Olympics, Uber China gave into Didi Chuxing and Instagram cloned Snapchat with an ephemeral new feature.
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" — following a montage featuring military movies Poking fun at the fact Barbra Streisand cloned her dog: "Best wishes to Barbra and her dogs Yentil and Lentil.
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LiveScience reports that South Korean scientists recently announced the birth of three clone puppies, all of which are identical copies of "Snuppy," the original cloned dog.
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One such laboratory, Sooam Biotech Research Foundation, has been operating since 13 and has cloned at least 600 dogs, according to a 2015 interview with NPR.
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That's still an open question, but his bloodless creation and disposal of cloned drones finally gives him a clear thematic connection to rest of an episode.
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If the Vision Fund continues to be a unified fund, that would be a notable strategy shift that might be cloned by other trans-Pacific funds.
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Similar evidence disproving premature aging in cloned animals was previously found in mice and cows, said Jose Cibelli, who studies reproductive cloning at Michigan State University.
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Ava sold out in their pre-sale cloned wines, already raised $2.5M dollars and plan to start shipping wines to their first customers within six months.
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The cloned monkeys already show signs of "negative behavior", including sleep disorders, as well as elevated levels of anxiety and "schizophrenia-like behaviors", the paper added.
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Facebook has now cloned Snapchat's famous AR masks and brought them to VR by letting your Spaces avatar try on different masks with themes like animals.
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But one prominent Orthodox rabbi has suggested that pork chops might be on the menu someday—as long as those cuts came from a cloned animal.
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The story centers on Sojourner Mullein, an N.Y.P.D. cop turned Lantern, who looks as if she has been cloned from the Afrofuturist pop star Janelle Monáe.
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The disgraced Dr Hwang has also started a firm that seems to have cloned more than 400 dogs for customers willing to pay about $100,000 a pup.
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This latest gene editing effort was led by Shoukhrat Mitalipov of Oregon Health and Science University, who was also behind the world's first cloned monkeys in 2007.
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Before her beloved 14-year-old dog Samantha died last year, Barbra Streisand had the pup cloned — twice — she revealed in a Variety cover story this week.
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A female Kunming wolfdog (a breed similar to the German shepherd) named Kunxun was allegedly born in December of last year—the country's first cloned police dog.
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It's slow adoption for a feature cloned from Snapchat that's proven wildly popular elsewhere, and lives prominently at the top of perhaps the world's most-used app.
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At a stroke, these developments dispensed with the need to find volunteers either to supply eggs for nuclear transplant, or to carry the cloned embryos to term.
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This is an important result given that many animals are now being cloned on a regular basis—and that humans may eventually be produced with the technique.
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We weren't even sure if the cells would take," Streisand explained, adding, "A friend had cloned his beloved dog, and I was very impressed with that dog.
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Keen is best known for her role in last year's X-Men film, Logan, where she played X-23, a young, cloned version of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine.
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This year, for her annual fete on Halloween night Klum "cloned" herself, appearing with five remarkable lookalikes in identical beige-and-white bodysuits and thigh-high boots.
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The Chinese scientists seem to have succeeded where others have failed by switching on and off genes that were interfering with the development of the cloned embryo.
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It's been more than a week since Instagram launched Stories, a feature cloned from Snapchat that lets people upload photos and videos that expire after 24 hours.
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A. cloned dogs B. man-made DNA C. human-animal hybrid D. gene-edited babies Play "Total Recall: The CNN news quiz" to see if you're right.
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"There have been a large number of mice studies and in most cases, by and large, most of the mice [cloned] offspring seem relatively healthy," said Sinclair.
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To get larger populations of clones, SCNT is necessary since it can use the nuclei from any number of adult cells of the animal to be cloned.
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When we hopped off the mobbin at the foot of the ship, I looked at Vivian and felt like my heart had been cloned inside my chest.
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South Korean researchers announced that they had cloned a dog for the first time in 2005, after almost three years of work and more than 333,000 eggs.
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Operating with cloned ATM cards that worked just like real ones, they withdrew money from machines all over the world in amounts ranging from $100 to $2,500.
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Two cloned macaque monkeys are presently exploring the confines of an incubator, built for human babies, inside a research laboratory run by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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For instance, if a lab had 10 cloned monkeys, it could give five of them an experimental medicine, and give the others no treatments (the control group).
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Much was made of the fact that Dolly was cloned from an udder and named after a singer noted for her ample bosom as well as her talent.
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For this record to succeed, everyone on the planet would have to be a cloned member of Alexis and/or Moneen because that's who we made this for.
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Facebook hasn't entirely failed to embrace these models (it cloned Snapchat's disappearing Stories feature across every property it owns), but they're still the exception rather than the norm.
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The prized dog was cloned from somatic cells sampled from her skin, which were used to create an embryo that was implanted into a female beagle, Engadget reported.
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Scientists managed to clone Dolly the sheep, for example, without requiring a ram's sperm, but they still required an egg cell to fuse the cloned adult DNA with.
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The two long-tailed macaques born in December, named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, are the first primates to be cloned using somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT.
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If you upgrade to the premium version of the app, you can gain access to more customization options for your cloned apps, and clone WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
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Another potential issue with the idea of cloning "genetically superior" animals for industrial or service reasons, is it's not exactly clear if cloned animals suffer from accelerated aging.
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Image: Chinese Academy of SciencesIn a major feat, Chinese scientists have cloned monkeys using the same technique that gave us Dolly the sheep more than two decades ago.
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Unlike most popular mobile games, it hasn't been cloned, because its appeal lies more in a mood than a specific game mechanic, and that's not easy to copy.
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We've been given plenty of new features in the meantime – some good like Snapchat-cloned Stories, some bad like photo albums – but we still can't share Live Photos.
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The history of cloning animals The news of Streisand's cloned dog comes more than two decades after the infamous cloning of Dolly the sheep in Scotland in 1996.
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"One of the questions that came up today in my meeting with Nigerians in Poland was on the issue of whether I've been cloned or not," Buhari said.
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Sinogene have successfully cloned two more puppies in this manner, meaning the company now has four genetically identical puppies -- Apple, Longlong and two new canines, Xixi and Nuonuo.
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When I was a fellow in hematology, another revolution in science transformed the art of diagnosis: recombinant-DNA technology allowed genes to be cloned and sequenced more easily.
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So this makes actual Dolores, Bernard, and whoever cloned-former-Charlotte Hale is now the only three hosts who've successfully made it into the real world so far.
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He has three Jack Russell terriers cloned from his late, beloved dog Shannon, a Gaelic orphan he found wandering many years ago on a back road in Ireland.
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Once the owner decides to have their beloved pet cloned, ViaGen will take one of the cells and replace the nucleus of a female dog's egg with it.
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White said Snap is feeling some pressure from Mark Zuckerberg, whose company has cloned some of Snapchat's most popular features and has dominated the mobile ad revenue market.
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The company has cloned more than 40 dogs, including schnauzers, Pomeranians and Malteses, at a cost of about $53,000 each, some as pets and others for medical research.
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The two cloned female monkeys, who are six and eight weeks old, are not being experimented on right now due to their young and fragile state, said Moo.
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Since the cloning of Dolly, a sheep, in 1997, scientists have sought to clone human cells for therapeutic purposes, hoping to use the cloned cells to treat disease.
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Regardless of where you live, if you suspect your license plate or vehicle identification number has been cloned, law enforcement authorities, including the FBI, recommend contacting the police immediately.
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She had a dog that passed away cloned, and now she has two dogs that are identical to the original dog, which is a very difficult and expensive process.
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It's difficult, because, you know, first they have to find a dog that looks just like your dog, and then they have to tell you they cloned your dog.
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One way is how Dolly the sheep was cloned, by taking the part of the egg cell that contains genetic information and replacing it with a donor's cell nucleus.
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Those first clones, the brainchildren of Lao Chen, were the actual children of several of her graduate students, conceived by the technique used to create the first cloned sheep.
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The "Funny Girl" singer and actress had her beloved 14- year-old Coton de Tulear dog Samantha cloned after her death in 2017, and now has two new pups.
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This is the fourth time Facebook has cloned the key Snapchat feature in the past nine months; the social giant has already copied it into Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
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Kunxun was cloned via somatic skin sample on September 12 last year, which was then taken back to Beijing, where an embryo was then implanted into a surrogate beagle.
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Cloned apps that are essentially carriers for a single ad or conversion module or as a vessel for a subscription honeypot that charges the maximum amount for a sub.
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This morning, after a "hard fork" that cloned Bitcoin's code and created another version, we all woke up to three: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and the newest version, Bitcoin Gold.
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The company used this tactic to squash the threat of Google+ in 2011, and it did the same to Snapchat when Instagram cloned its signature Stories feature in 2016.
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Although Dolly only lived to age 6, and cloned mice have experienced shortened lifespans, the scientists at Seoul National University appear confident that Snuppy's puppies will go the distance.
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Poo said the new development means that technically, humans could be cloned, but that the team would never attempt that because it would likely be banned for ethical reasons.
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The Archangel Ancient Tree Archive reportedly believed it was impossible to clone dead trees—to be clear, trees can be cloned, but it's typically done using living tree stems.
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In videos, Noir stand with cloned versions of himself and runs through fields of an unknown world with warriors that don't seem to belong to any contemporary African nation.
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Other studios have cloned Marvel's structural attributes — the pop-culture nostalgia, the serial storytelling, the knowing fan service — but none have managed to replicate the consistency of its product.
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He watched her figure out how to adjust to her strange new life, a southern girl who married into Hollywood royalty — James Brolin, Ms. Streisand, Ms. Streisand's cloned dogs.
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But this July, scientists revealed that four sheep cloned from the same cell line as Dolly, and nine other clones, were as old and healthy as any old sheep.
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In other words, women's mouths, hands, breasts, legs, and buttocks are being molded, cloned, and sold to consumers who are advised that these things are better than real people.
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And instead of trying to be special with weird mechanics like Slingshot's reply-to-reveal content, it's cloned Snapchat Stories down to the pixel because it's already proven to work.
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It is the first time experts have made such a detailed age-related health assessment of cloned animals, looking at factors such as blood pressure, diabetes risk and joint damage.
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The most recent firmware update included a dynamic security feature that prevented some untested third-party cartridges that use cloned security chips from working, even if they had previously functioned.
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Instagram Stories shows the people you're most likely to watch first, and that's led it to 300 million daily active users — dwarfing the 178 million of the app it cloned.
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On Sunday, the government's leader in Congress Joice Hasselmann said in a post on Twitter that her phone had been hacked and 'cloned,' and that the police had been alerted.
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A few days ago we reported that a group of hackers at the HOPE Conference in New York told the world that they had cloned the last TSA Master Key.
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If all goes well and the eggs fertilize, they will be surgically implanted into one or more canine surrogate mothers that will carry a litter of cloned puppies to term.
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They've described to me the intense bond they have with the cloned dog and how that bond is even stronger, if that is possible, than the bond with the original.
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The investigators questioned housing officials, cloned computer hard drives and took the city-issued cellphone of a senior manager overseeing lead abatement, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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Synopsis: A pragmatic paleontologist visiting an almost complete theme park is tasked with protecting a couple of kids after a power failure causes the park's cloned dinosaurs to run loose.
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It turned out a lot of adults were unsettled, too, by the story of Dolly, the cloned sheep with the health problems who died early, at the age of 6.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chinese scientists have cloned monkeys using the same technique that produced Dolly the sheep two decades ago, breaking a technical barrier that could open the door to copying humans.
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Called "Mets"—short for "Methuselahs"—the members of Altered Carbon's 0.001 percent have achieved virtual immortality thanks to vaults of their own cloned sleeves and cloud backups full of their stacks.
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Leicas equipped with this system became the weapons of choice for correspondents like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa and were avidly cloned (and occasionally improved) by Soviet and Japanese manufacturers.
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Finn Dorset sheep usually live 10 to 11 years, and her health problems seemed to confirm fears that cloned animals would age faster and die prematurely compared with animals born naturally.
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She also tells us about her experience building Houseparty, a group video chat app that became so popular with young people that Facebook cloned it into a new app called Bonfire.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAnother one to be on the look-out for is clone phishing, where a legitimate email you've already had gets cloned and tweaked to include a malicious link or attachment.
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In 1993 Ohsumi published his "seminal discovery" of 15 genes crucial to autophagy, and cloned several of those genes in yeast and mammalian cells in subsequent studies, the Nobel committee said.
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In 2004, a South Korean researcher published two papers in the journal Science, where he had claimed to have cloned human cells, but the research later turned out to be fake.
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Twenty years after Dolly the sheep was born out of a test tube, four sheep cloned from her DNA are healthy and aging normally, according to a study published this week.
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Archangel also cloned the Tree of Hippocrates, a 500-year-old plane tree in Greece said to be a descendent of the tree under which Hippocrates, according to legend, once taught.
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"Janes Austens" In an age when cloning technology has finally been perfected, this movie asks: What would happen if a bioengineering company created a theme park filled with cloned Jane Austens?
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In 2015, Border Patrol agents arrested a man using a cloned version of their own government issued Border Patrol Tahoe but inside officers found 12 undocumented immigrants crammed into the vehicle.
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Cirio's algorithm republishes this data on the open web using search engine optimization (SEO) techniques to boost the search rankings of the cloned websites and promote the versions with scrambled records.
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Snapchat may have pioneered the Stories format, but Instagram has been rapidly iterating with features like Super Zoom and Highlights to extend its user count lead over the app it cloned.
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In March, the company announced that a Kunming wolfdog named Kunxun had been cloned using cells from a canine police dog described as the "Sherlock Holmes of police dogs," Reuters reported.
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And in 2009, five puppies were cloned from Trakr, a hero dog that is credited with finding the last survivor beneath the rubble of the 9/11 attacks in New York.
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He moved to East Palo Alto — with 14 red polo shirts — into a house with three nonbiologists, who don't much notice that DNA is cloned in the corner of his bedroom.
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Cloned advisers "might be a way to bridge that gap" and provide "a kind of high-touch service at scale," says Matthias Koller, project manager at UBS's Wealth Management Innovation Lab.
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Which brings me to my final point: Facebook and its Instagram unit have essentially cloned the best features of Snapchat and Snapchat stories and are gunning disrupt this company out of existence.
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Contactless payments are one of the most secure ways to pay, cutting out the credit card entirely and reducing the chance that a card will be cloned or have its data skimmed.
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The couple first began contemplating taking the unusual — and expensive — step last year, as their cat approached her 19th birthday, after learning that singer Barbra Streisand had cloned her late dog, Samantha.
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In the Secret Empire series, she dies — but it turns out a secret program has repeatedly cloned her, and one of the clones ends up with her memories, effectively rebooting her character.
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Ajibola Amzat remembers when the false story that Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari had been cloned started seeping into his everyday conversations, and when he realized he needed to do something about it.
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While she subtly makes digs at Kanye West with her lyrics, the last minute of her video pokes fun at her reputation with cloned versions of "The Old Taylor" through the years.
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Among other consequences, Spiegel's more deliberate approach can put the company at a disadvantage to Facebook, which has not just cloned its most successful products, but has also rapidly iterated on them.
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" Other Emmy newcomers included Canadian Tatiana Maslany, a surprise best drama actress winner who beat out presumed front runner Robin Wright for playing a woman with multiple cloned personalities in "Orphan Black.
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A Yakutian Laika puppy cloned from a piece of ear taken from the best example of a Yakutian Laika female dog, met her "mother" on a recent trip to Russia, reports Ruptly.
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Cloned at South Korea's Sooam Biotech Research Foundation, the leading lab in dog cloning, the puppy in the video took a trip to Siberia's Yakutia Republic, the homeland of the Yakutian Laika.
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This means that instead of depending upon a male plant fertilising a female plant through pollen transfer whereby the genes of the two plants are mixed together, grapevines can effectively be cloned.
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The Hubble Telescope, for example, was floated into space, some intelligent scientists cloned a sheep and named it Dolly, and the power switch was flipped to set the World Wide Web online.
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Like the cloned velociraptors before it, Boston Dynamics' newly redesigned Spot Mini has figured out how to open doors — with either its arm or face, depending on how you look at it.
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But the cloning that led to the creation of Dolly the sheepin 1996 also failed far more often than it succeeded, and now cattle, sheep, pigs, and some pets are routinely cloned.
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But Dolly's health challenges, along with other cases in which cloned animals developed symptoms of diabetes or obesity, made it harder to grapple with the ethical and safety controversies of the procedure.
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Michigan State University scientists Jose Cibelli told the AP that it would be "criminal" to attempt cloning humans via the same method the monkeys were cloned because of how many pregnancies fail.
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Twenty years after Dolly became the first mammal ever to be cloned, this is the first research aimed at investigating healthy ageing in clones made by somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT.
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Two 2015 reports — from Business Insider and NPR — detail the work of Sooam Biotech, a lab in South Korea, and said the lab, on its own, had cloned more than 600 dogs.
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Are they doomed by their regulated and cloned design patterns, or might history look back at them more kindly, like we do now at Brutalism or Post Modern buildings we once derided?
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In 2018, after Facebook cloned yet another Snapchat feature, Stories, Spiegel said: "We would really appreciate it if they copied our data protection practices also," a dig at Facebook's various privacy scandals.
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Since a globe-trotting assassin needs someone to banter with and care about, Henry acquires two sidekicks, a younger (but not cloned) operative (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and a grizzled veteran (Benedict Wong).
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So when it came time to say goodbye to their beloved Labrador, Alicia and David Tschirhart did what they had to do to keep a part of Marley alive -- they cloned him.
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In 2007, South Korea cloned the country's first canine and since 2011 has been using an elite army of highly-trained golden Labrador retrievers to search out contraband at Seoul's Incheon airport.
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Kari Stefansson, one of the world's leading geneticists and the founder of Decode Genetics, recalled a poem he wrote in 1996, a few months after the birth of Dolly, the cloned sheep.
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And as an added bonus, we'll pipe your home security camera footage directly to our sister company, Have I Been Cloned, to ensure your visiting friends and family are not evil duplicates.
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Many labs trying to make human ES cells from cloned embryos stopped when IPS cells came out, says Robin Lovell-Badge, a stem-cell expert at the new Francis Crick Institute in London.
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Alongside these traits, characters are given backstories, often with bleak humor, like the "abandoned child" who, rather than being searched for by its parents, was simply cloned anew from the relevant person-vat.
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Mitnick was charged for over two dozen cyber crimes in 1995, evaded the feds for two weeks before being caught with 100 cloned cell phones, and then served nearly four years in prison.
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And with Stories cloned, Spectacles selling slowly, user count growing at a crawl and augmented reality filters becoming table stakes, Snapchat will need some serious innovation to keep up the competition against Instagram.
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Once acquired, the apps continue to be maintained in order to keep real users happy and create the appearance of a thriving audience that serves as a cover for the cloned fake traffic.
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" In 1997, the first cloned mammal, a sheep derived from a mammary gland cell, was named after her because the scientists "couldn't think of a more impressive pair of glands than Dolly Parton's.
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In a lengthy email, Pandora's Antony Noto challenged several of the researcher's findings, summated: "The system's encryption was not cracked, the remotes where not hacked, [and] the tags were not cloned," he said.
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It turns out, he inherited the sister clones -- or "sestras," for fans of the sci-fi TV show "Orphan Black" -- along with nine other cloned offspring related to Dolly, from professor Keith Campbell.
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While Kunxun isn't the first cloned dog, it is somewhat troubling to hear the main reason was to cut down on the time and costs involved in training police dogs, according to Xinhua.
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A gene-edited monkey most prone to the disorder was selected as a donor, and its fibroblasts were used to make five cloned monkeys, Xinhua said, citing National Science Review, a Chinese journal.
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READ: How teachers are fighting white nationalists brainwashing their students White nationalists on Telegram quickly cloned the shooter's Twitch video before it was ultimately removed by the company and it on the platform.
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A decade ago, the South Korean biologist Hwang Woo-suk astonished the world by reporting in Science that he had cloned a human embryo and had made a stem-cell line from it.
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Primates have been cloned before, but this is the first time monkeys were duplicated using the same technique — called somatic cell nuclear transfer —that scientists used to clone Dolly the sheep, in 1996.
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Police in China's southwestern Yunnan province claimed to have cloned a sniffer dog to pare down the time it would take to train the new canines, state-run news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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The company unveiled a series of new strategies that are aimed at breathing fresh life into the service that has been ruthlessly cloned by Facebook across Instagram, WhatsApp and even its primary social network.
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To see if this is in fact the case, Nottingham researcher Kevin Sinclair and colleagues studied 13 cloned sheep between the ages of seven and nine (the equivalent of 60 to 70 human years).
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Snap is the most prominent example; after Snap rebuffed Facebook's attempts to buy the firm in 2013, for $3bn, Facebook cloned many of its successful features and has put a damper on its growth.
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Franco was tracked by men driving a car with a cloned license plate, and killed with four precise shots to the head; the weapon was a submachine gun often used by Rio's military police.
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Their website boasts claims like "A cloned dog is simply a genetic twin of your dog, born at a later date," and assures you that the appearance, temperament, and intelligence will be the same.
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Six adorable cloned dogs were officially welcomed into the Beijing Police Force as recruits earlier this week, in a special ceremony where they all received badges, collars and new uniforms, according to CBS News.
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The cloned Aviary and Office are undeniably expressions of Mr. Achatz's aesthetic, with his fondness for Rube Goldberg devices, audience participation, old ideas tilted off their usual axis and novel ideas launched into orbit.
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A site called Science Exchange, for example, serves as a Craigslist for DNA, a commercial ecosystem connecting almost anyone with online access and a valid credit card to companies that sell cloned DNA fragments.
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One of the ponies he cloned was a much-loved chestnut stallion called Aiken Cura which he had to have put down more than a decade ago, after it broke its leg in a match.
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Here's another gift from Facebook to Snapchat on the latter's road to an initial public offering: WhatsApp has cloned Snapchat's popular stories format and is using it to replace its old text-based status messages.
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Now imagine that but it's arranged by an alternate universe Hans Zimmer who was not only cloned from Max Steiner's nose hairs but is also really good at FL Studio and lives in South Chicago.
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In a study published in Nature Communications, researchers from the University of Nottingham have shown that 13 cloned sheep, four of which were genetic duplicates of Dolly, have reached an advanced age in good health.
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In August Facebook confirmed that from next year it will indeed begin injecting ads into WhatsApp statuses — which is where the multimedia montage Stories format it cloned from Snapchat has been bolted onto the platform.
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She's tight-lipped about the South Korean manufacturer that makes her serum, but assures us that the parents of the child consented to having his foreskin cells cloned and incubated at a stem cell bank.
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The model and former Project Runway host has made an art of show-stopping Halloween costumes each year, from her Jessica Rabbit jaw-dropper to her insect alter ego to that time she cloned herself.
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"Bedrocan cannabis is grown in controlled conditions in bunkers, from cloned cuttings," said Dr. David Caldicott, senior lecturer at the faculty of medicine at Australian National University and author of the Australian Medical Cannabis Course.
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Whenever a subreddit like /r/pizzagate or /r/altright crossed the TOS line and was shut down, the members of each group would simply disperse to cloned or tangential subreddits and spew their hatred anew.
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The Times suggests that Cherlow was specifically talking about pork that was grown in a lab from porcine cells, not meat from a live pig that was cloned from the cells of another live pig.
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Roughly $35,000 and seven months later, Sinogene produced what China's official news media declared to be the country's first cloned cat — and another sign of the country's emergence as a power in cloning and genetics.
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At face value, the end of Facebook Direct could appear to be a win for Snapchat, which sees ephemeral messaging as its primary use case and differentiator after all of Facebook's apps cloned its Stories feature.
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The facility is one of the few places on Earth where pet owners can go to get an exact copy of a beloved pet; in fact, techs there have cloned more than 600 dogs so far.
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Clicking through the links prompts a person to enter their last name and last six of their SSN, much like on the real Equifax site, but upon hitting "continue" the cloned webpage gives you a warning.
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The researchers don't get into the specifics of what vitals they'll study in the dogs, but Ko suggested they might compare the immune systems, genetics, and behaviors between the three re-cloned animals and non-clones.
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So the cloning revelation raises another explanation for the underground labs, beyond just gathering videos of CEOs doing devious things to hosts: Could the Delos Corporation be replicating guests' consciousnesses and placing them in cloned bodies?
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Facebook cloned Houseparty into an app of its own called Bonfire, and it's since done the same to Chinese meme remixing and short-form video app TikTok with its own take on the format called Lasso.
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Debbie, Denise, Dianna and Daisy, clones all derived from the same cell line as the first cloned mammal, show no signs of long-term health issues, according to research published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
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The central bank said the cloned websites through which hackers were trying to obtain banking login details were more convincing than in previous phishing attempts, using grammatical Hungarian rather than relying on translation software, for example.
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Viagen Pets says a cloned version of beloved pets can run clients anywhere between $25,000 and $50,000, while the New York Post reports that a man spent more than $100,000 on a clone of his dog.
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This would just be the latest Snapchat feature to be cloned by Facebook, after the firm borrowed the concept of augmented reality selfie filters, shareable QR codes in Messenger, and rolled out a copycat of 'Stories'.
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SPICE MARKET After more than 12 years as a meatpacking district anchor, this elaborate duplex restaurant by Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Phil Suarez, which has been cloned in other cities, will close after dinner Sept. 29.
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A 2002 Japanese study of cloned mice who died early from a handful of various age-related diseases also seemed to support the theory that clones will develop obesity and diabetes and pass away relatively young.
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In an interview with news site Ynet, Rabbi Yuval Cherlow said that cloned meat doesn't have the same identity as, um, a traditional (read: non-lab-grown) animal, and shouldn't be subject to the same restrictions.
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The fact is that in all of these newly cloned right-wing nations -- though pointedly not in Saudi Arabia, where the ruling monarchy calls the shots -- leaders have been installed quite democratically at the ballot box.
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"I believe it will be quite difficult and we will need some more time," Mr. Mi said in a conference room surrounded by framed pictures of his company's cloning successes, like China's first cloned police dog.
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On the one hand, naked DNA is easy to produce in the lab: various genetic parts of a virus can be cloned and tested in animal models to identify the components that provoke the strongest response.
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Using the worm, Dr. Brenner and his colleagues first worked out methods for breaking a genome into fragments, multiplying each fragment in a colony of bacteria, and then decoding each cloned fragment with DNA sequencing machines.
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Three years after it debuted in cinemas, an incredibly camp movie called Futureworld took the theme park to Mars, and the humanoids cloned humans only to dispose of them and steal their lives back on Earth.
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Still, the potential of using cloned monkeys in medical research is enticing, Ross says, especially if the clones' DNA is tweaked to study the role of specific genes in diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Huntington's, or even autism.
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A Facebook spokesperson said in an emailed statement that the company had "heard that some people are seeing posts or messages about accounts being cloned on Facebook," messages that they likened to a chain letter or email.
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But in the cities, the vast majority are somei-yoshino, a cloned variety that flowers for a mere eight days or so in spring, evoking syrupy delight as its mist of pink blossoms billow in the wind.
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To do this, they cloned the labels, logos, boxes and FDA license number of a real company sending cans of jalapeños to the US. Martinez also explained that members of the cartels would often communicate in code.
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"It's interesting work that shows that base editing can directly correct a pathogenic beta-thalassemia mutation in the promoter of the beta-thalassemia gene in cells from beta-thalassemia patients, and in cloned human embryos," Liu said.
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However, others believed Dolly's existence could lead to the creation of animals for human organ donations or "therapeutic" cloning, in which scientists could use stem cells from cloned embyros to create treatments for conditions such as Alzheimer's.
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"A cloned dog born from a gene-edited cell donor is certainly a breakthrough," says Eugene Redmond, director of Neural Transplantation and Repair at the Yale University School of Medicine, who was not involved in the research.
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Vacillating between earnest chugs and emotive croons, the band's 2200 breakthrough smash "How You Remind Me" topped the Billboard Hot 22005 and made it OK, albeit briefly, to look like Kurt Cobain cloned from an unflattering mole.
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These monkeys are the first primates to be cloned using a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), the same method that was used to create the first animal clone, Dolly the sheep, over 20 years ago.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Why I Cloned My Dog Sammie," by Barbra Streisand (First Person, SundayStyles, March 4): Why is anyone cloning a dog when millions are destroyed every year in shelters because they are unwanted?
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Specifically, the magazine reported that the dogs — Miss Violet and Miss Scarlett — had been cloned from cells taken from the mouth and stomach of Ms. Streisand's late dog Samantha, who was 14 when she died last year.
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Crestview Genetics of Buenos Aires, owned by Adolfo Cambiaso, the world's best polo player, and two partners, has cloned more than 45 steeds including over 25 copies of Mr Cambiaso's polo ponies—one sold at auction for $800,000.
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A Xiaomi spokesperson declined to comment when we asked if the company wanted to talk about the Mi 8's similarity to the iPhone X. so Xiaomi has cloned not just the iPhone X but also Apple's Animoji?
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When the first commercially cloned pet in the US was born in 2004, a kitten named Little Nicky, animal welfare groups criticized the decision as an affront to the millions of adoptable pets that enter shelters each year.
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Wednesday 11 AM at Trump Tower FundAnything more or less cloned Indiegogo's "flexible funding" program: people could set a goal and pay a 5 percent fee if they met it, or a 9 percent fee if they didn't.
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Facebook rolled out Snapchat-cloned geofilters called location frames last December—which are much cooler than the little flags in the corner of your pic—but that was part of a limited trial of Facebook's in-app camera.
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The authors of the study add that these second-generation clones of Snuppy will usher in a new era of advancement regarding cloned animals' health and longevity How their findings will affect human beings, however, was not discussed.
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As The New York Times reports, researchers from the University of Nottingham conducted a range of health tests on 13 cloned sheep — including four derived from the same DNA strand as Dolly — and found that they're mostly healthy.
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"There are different breeds of sheep, just as there are different breeds of dogs," said Kevin Sinclair of The University of Nottingham in Britain, who recently led a study investigating the health of Dolly the Sheep's cloned relatives.
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The dog, named Kunxun, was cloned from a police sniffer dog by the Beijing-based Sinogene Biotechnology Company and the Yunnan Agricultural University, with support from the Ministry of Public Security, the state-owned tabloid Global Times reported.
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As Sarah Emerson reported earlier this year, the line between counterfeit and authentic is often muddled; Shanzhai electronics once referred exclusively to the counterfeit market, it now refers to original inventions, cloned electronics, hybrid devices, and so-on.
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There was that brief period in the late 70s, early 80s where America was simultaneously concerned with cloned Nazis living in South America and killer bees, and that ends up creating Swarm, the man made of Nazi bees.
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And while Mr. Xi emphasizes China's cultural legacy, the country's cloned landmarks now include a version of London's Tower Bridge, 10 White Houses, four Arcs de Triomphe, a couple of Great Sphinxes and at least one Eiffel Tower.
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Science - the studious and systematic enterprise that brought electricity, cloned sheep, and rollercoasters into the world - has decreed what smart people have known all along: wearing a festival wristband makes you look like a dick, and it's really unhealthy.
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What actually earned it that name is epidermal growth factors (EGF), from cloned penile tissue – proteins that cause cells to grow and become more specialized — which, Louise says, stimulates our own growth factors and stem cells when applied topically.
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We learn about how genes were sequenced, cloned and variously altered, and about the race to map our complete set of DNA, or genome, which turns out to contain a stunning amount of filler material with no determined function.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Scientists in southwest China's Yunnan province have cloned what they called the "Sherlock Holmes of police dogs" in a program they hope will help cut training times and costs for police dogs, state media reported on Wednesday.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned banks in the U.S. of an impending cybercrime, a heist called an "ATM cash-out," in which thieves seek to swipe millions of dollars by using cloned ATM cards for fraudulent withdrawals.
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More than half a century after creating the first cloned tadpoles, Dr Gurdon is now one of those searching for factors beyond those identified by Dr Yamanaka that will take the technology further, bringing IPS cells closer to the gold standard.
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What's more, regulations have slowed things down; Dr Mitalipov says much of the time between his successful cloning of monkey cell lines in 2007 and his production of cloned human ES cells in 2013 was "navigating US regulations on embryo research".
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Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, two identical long-tailed macaques, were born eight and six weeks ago, making them the first primates — the order of mammals that includes monkeys, apes and humans — to be cloned from a non-embryonic cell.
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The evening's master of ceremonies, hilarious host Jimmy Kimmel, just couldn't resist getting a dig in about Academy Award-winning singer and actress (she's also a past director nominee) Barbra Streisand for the recent news that she cloned her deceased dog.
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"Clinical and molecular follow-up of these reclones over their lives will provide us with a unique opportunity to study the health and longevity of cloned animals compared with their cell donors," according to the paper published recently in Scientific Reports.
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When Instagram (a Facebook-owned company) cloned the crap out of Snapchat Stories a year ago, we all shook our heads, pointed our fingers, and laughed at how scared it must have been to copy one of Snapchat's core features.
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"After a long flight I do like to lie down and be covered in a mask of liquified cloned foreskins-frankly who doesn't?" she wrote on Instagram alongside a photo that showed how radiant her skin looked following the treatment.
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Impressively, Samsung seems to have cloned Apple's incredibly easy pairing process for its wireless earbuds as well, just lift the lid and pair: Samsung is touting the fact that the sound of the Galaxy Buds has been tuned by AKG.
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Now researchers have allayed those fears by reporting that 13 cloned sheep, including four genomic copies of Dolly, are still in good shape at between seven and nine years of age, or the equivalent of 60 to 70 in human years.
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Near the end of my conversation with Jae Woong Wang, a researcher and spokesperson for South Korea's Sooam Biotech, he asks me to tell the world that they shouldn't stuff any recently deceased pets they hope to have cloned in freezers.
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Today Snap announced it added just 8 million new users this quarter at a growth rate of 5%, hardly better than 158 million users and the 3.2% growth rate of Q4 2016 after Instagram cloned Stories and stunted Snapchat's growth.
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The thief often has to come back to the compromised machine to pick up the file containing all the stolen data, but with that information in hand he can create cloned cards or just break into bank accounts to steal money.
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Many mammals, including dogs, horses, and rabbits, have been cloned since Dolly was born in 1996, but the new research, published Wednesday in the journal Cell, is significant because monkeys have in the past proved resistant to the cloning technique.
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The controversial experiment was the first time a primate has been successfully cloned using a technique known as somatic cell nuclear transfer — the same technique used to clone Dolly the sheep two decades earlier (it's much harder to do on primates).
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The world was introduced to the cloned monkeys, Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua who were six and eight weeks old at the time, in January after they were born at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Neuroscience in Shanghai.
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The monkeys aren't the first primates to be cloned, but they are the first to be created using a technique — the same that produced Dolly the sheep — that allows researchers to create a larger number of clones than other methods.
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How they did it: In somatic cell nuclear transfer cloning, DNA from the cell of the individual being cloned is transferred into an unfertilized egg, which is then placed in a surrogate mother to develop into a clone of the donor.
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Last year's launch of Lensa came despite an earlier focus shift for the startup to b2b, after the style transfer craze that had powered its namesake app's 2016 virality appeared on the cusp of being crazed (and, well, cloned) to death.
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Like the 'stories' feature inside Snapchat and Facebook/Instagram, which has cloned the heck of Snapchat, Imgur has moved into lean-back content with the arrival of 'Snacks', a new feature that sits at the top of its mobile app.
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Our speculation on what this type of experimentation goes back centuries; Frankenstein was published in 1818, and it's been 23 years since we were introduced to Dolly, a sheep who became the first animal successfully cloned from an adult cell.
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Researchers at Belgium university KU Leuven have reported that they've again successfully bypassed the keyless entry system of a Tesla Model S. The team first announced their ability to unlock a Model S with a cloned key fob last September.
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"Someone thought it would be funny to send a bunch of spammers and trolls as we call them to the app," Karen explained, noting that many of the insincere users cloned accounts and used fake names to impersonate celebrities, including Renner.
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Ideas for interview subjects included a person who cloned a pet dog, the Chinese translator of the "Game of Thrones" books and a man who was forced to break up with his girlfriend because his parents did not approve of her.
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Still groovy, if a tad grizzled 25 years after first appearing as the franchise's dark knight, he's now testifying before Congress about the fate of the cloned dinosaurs stranded on Isla Nublar as a steam-belching volcano threatens their extinction.
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Another, sometimes cheaper, option is neuropreservation, in which only a person's head is preserved on the assumption that information within the brain is the most important for a person to live again and that a new body could be cloned or regenerated.
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The addictiveness and popularity of Snapchat's Stories feature continue to this day, but the company finds itself at something of a crossroads: Facebook's cloned the entire thing, and it's doing it better than Snapchat ever could, and innovating at a faster clip.
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"We found that the prevalence and distribution of [osteoarthritis as detected via radiographic scans] was similar to that observed in naturally conceived sheep, and our healthy aged cloned sheep," said University of Glasgow professor Sandra Corr, a co-author of the study.
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By training their own AI with the target AI's output, they found they could produce software that was able to predict with near-25% accuracy the responses of the AI they'd cloned, sometimes after a few thousand or even just hundreds of queries.
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Though he's been attempting to map "neural data" from recently deceased donor bodies onto a synthetic brain in a robotic shell, he convinces his right-hand man (Silicon Valley's Thomas Middleditch) to help him map his family's data into new, organically cloned bodies.
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After a years-long debate about how best to speed up the bitcoin network failed to resolve in unanimous agreement, in July bitcoin "forked," a term for when open-source software gets cloned by users who want to create their own version.
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Weil joined the blockchain project after two years as Instagram's vice president of product, where he played a key role in the development of Instagram's Stories feature, which cloned a similar feature Snap's popular Snapchat app, and has now been replicated across Facebook.
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Set in the distant future, humanity survives on a planet wrecked by climate change and plagues in Larissa Lai's latest novel The Tiger Flu, which follows a community of cloned women who are battling for their very survival waged by illness and economics.
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It's unlikely that the blood cells will be cloned into monkeys to inhabit some sort of Paleogene Park, since, well, amber doesn't preserve DNA all that well, according to a paper on bees preserved in amber published in the journal PLOS One.
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" Further, Louise tells PeopleStyle of the FDA-approved serum, which uses skin collected during circumcision, "I always explain that EGF is derived from newborn baby foreskin, BUT cells were taken [from the foreskin] and from that, new cells are cloned from a laboratory.
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"One is the sort of philosophical question of whether we really need new ways to make dogs when so many are already being put down in shelters," says Woestendiek, also noting that he witnessed surplus cloned dogs in cages in South Korea.
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This relative leniency when it comes to genetic engineering has allowed China to make a number of notable advances in recent years—including producing the first cloned monkeys, which was considered a major hurdle on the road to creating the first human clone.
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Sinogene is hoping to make it possible to achieve "volume production" of cloned police dogs in order to significantly reduce training times, the company's deputy general manager Zhao Jianping told the Global Times, but he added that cloning costs remain a major obstacle.
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In a paper published by the scientific journal Cell on Wednesday, Muming Poo of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shanghai announced that his team has successfully used the same method that produced the famed cloned sheep, Dolly, to clone two macaques.
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The technique, dismissed by FBI director James Comey as unworkable at the time of the agency's high-profile battle with Apple, sees the memory which is used as the main storage location on iPhones cloned and the passcode counter reset to zero.
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After a mysterious trip to a spa guaranteed to improve his overall well-being, Miles realizes he's been cloned, and that the clone is now living in his house with his wife and, to put it mildly, trying to steal his life.
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Ever since Chinese scientists cloned a female goat in 2000, they have succeeded in producing the world's first primate clones, editing the embryos of monkeys to insert genes associated with autism and mental illness, and creating superstrong dogs by tinkering with their genes.
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Moo estimated that cloning a monkey could cost around $50,000, but he didn't give details about how he arrived at this number — and it's unlikely this includes the costs of maintaining a colony of intelligent, cloned creatures to be used in animal studies.
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For premium customers, enjoy the comfort of knowing whether or not you've physically been cloned—enter your address and we'll post you a blood vial, several marked tubes for hair, saliva, and skin samples, plus a set of free limited edition laptop stickers!
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As well as cloning thousands of farm animals ViaGen, a small firm based in Cedar Park, Texas, has cloned many horses and pets; there are people happy to spend lavishly in the hope that they can get a genetic copy of a lost companion.
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So she now has a brother who's teenage—and she I suppose is in her twenties—and just how do you deal with the fact that mom has cloned you but made you the version of yourself that you don't feel that you are?
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Snap will have to hope its upcoming redesigns, plus more differentiated products like Snap Map location sharing and its premium mobile video Shows, can draw in more users — or at least more time per user — as the rest of its app gets cloned to death.
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There's also an actual storyline, which marks one of the biggest departures from Pokémon Go. Unfortunately for Potter fans, it's not very good, offering more of a thin excuse for the game's cloned gameplay mechanics than actually expanding Harry Potter lore in any meaningful way.
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Until then, it's not just the Diane von Furstenbergs of the world who are writing big checks to bring back their beloved pooches: As of the fall of '15, Sooam Biotech estimated it had cloned some 600 dogs, not all of which had wealthy owners.
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Just as you can tell a beagle from a chocolate lab, you can tell the difference between a Finn Dorset (Dolly's breed) and a Lleyn (the breed of other cloned sheep in the study) — as long as you get used to looking at them.
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The Nottingham study is notable because it has disproven the notion that cloned mammals will die from the early onset of diseases linked to ageing, a fear that percolated after Dolly's untimely death at age six from a lung disease that generally affects elderly sheep.
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Kunxun, the country's first cloned police dog, was born in December of the previous year, using genetic material from a 7-year-old police dog who helped solve 12 murder cases and received top honors from China's Ministry of Public Security, according to CNN.
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Even if Ed Gillespie had sold himself as a cloned Donald Trump, it still would not have been enough to win the governor's race in Virginia, illustrating the challenges of the Bannon/Trump model in swing states like Virginia with large, highly educated suburban populations.
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Inside the capsule are six millennium issues of The New York Times Magazine, preserved on thin metal disks and on acid-free paper; 27 hair samples, including one from Dolly, the cloned sheep; a Macintosh mouse; a unicorn Beanie Baby donated by Fountain, Colo.
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The exhibition Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy has inadvertently cloned this dangerous cycle of selective thinking, downplaying the political significance of conspiracy theories to examine them throughout the last five decades of art history as cultural phenomena and a set of visual motifs.
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All of these offers are listed under the same menu as direct friend requests, but if you are sure the invitation from the deceased did not originate as a suggestion from a third party, the person's Facebook account was most likely either hacked or cloned.
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The parts that went into the iPhone and other smartphones — tiny cameras, dense batteries, high-quality touch screens — were cloned and eventually became common, enabling a generation of entrepreneurs to make new kinds of hardware products, such as drones, scooters and smart home products.
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Some clients have asked to save a part of the animal so that later it can be cloned; others have asked that when they themselves die, that their ashes be mixed with those of their pet, and that their family members sprinkle the ashes in the ocean.
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They've been sacrificed to the gods since ancient times, outfitted us in warm coats and scarves, fed us with their milk and meat, healed our chapped skin with the wax secreted from their sebaceous glands, and even have the distinction of being the first mammal cloned.
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The federal prosecutor for New Jersey, Paul Fishman, has gone even farther, telling the judge that once the government has cloned the cellphone it gets to keep the copies it has of all 90,000 items even if the judge rules that the cellphone search violated the Constitution.
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Without two-factor protections, all that's required to register a WhatsApp account on a new device is a confirmation SMS message — but since that message is sent to all devices registered under your phone number, it's trivial to break if the attacker has cloned your device.
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Where the original game saw you commanding units of cloned soldiers through a linear series of scripted missions, Frozen Synapse 2 takes inspiration from the XCOM games, (and especially the lesser known X-Com Apocalypse) adding a strategic layer on top of all of the tactical action.
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But Mr. Kirk's company, Intrexon, is fast becoming one of the world's most diverse biotechnology companies, with ventures ranging from unloved genetically engineered creatures to potential cancer cures and gene therapies, gasoline substitutes, cloned kittens and even glow-in-the-dark Dino Pet toys made from microbes.
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He had ample access to Darth Vader's DNA and could easily have cloned Anakin Skywalker in attempt to make a second "chosen one," or he could have retrieved the hand Luke lost in The Empire Strikes back to make a clone of Luke for the same reasons.
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LL: I think the thing that's a little bit concerning about Facebook to me is ... You've read these stories about they just acquired tbh, and they sort of cloned all of Snapchat's features, and baked them into ... KS: And they admitted quite publicly about doing it.
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But if you're like me and already felt that Instagram had lost its way years ago—perhaps around the time it started pilling on cloned features like Stories—then you can blame Systrom and Krieger, who stuck around for years as Mark Zuckerberg used the app to destroy Snapchat.
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The scene with David and the cloned child in the museum — I like the yellow look of those Post-It notes, and it was just so attached in my head to that scene that when I went to animate it in World of Tomorrow, it's all in yellow.
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"I am always very mindful to explain radical serums and potions that I carry in my back bar, so I always explain that EGF is derived from newborn baby foreskin, from which cells were taken and then cloned in a laboratory," Louise remarked of the FDA-approved treatment.
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Plus, a guaranteed check from Apple makes it a lot easier to sleep at night, rather than wondering if your game will get lost in a sea of endless mobile games, cloned to death, or quickly ignored because people disagreed with how much you wanted to charge for it.
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I find the wackadoodle Looney Tunes energy of his scenes so much fun that they carry me through all of the abuse he heaps upon his many cloned servants (that's Sleepy Hollow's Tom Mison as the dude, by the way, something that took me far too long to realize).
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"While they succeeded in obtaining cloned macaques, the numbers are too low to make many conclusions, except that it remains a very inefficient and hazardous procedure," said Robin Lovell-Badge, an embryologist and head of the Division of Stem Cell Biology and Developmental Genetics at the Francis Crick Institute.
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"We think it is becoming the new way of stealing cars," Roger Morris, a vice president at the National Insurance Crime Bureau, told The Wall Street Journal, after several vehicles were stolen in Houston two years ago, with video of one theft appearing to show how the thieves used cloned keys.
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Maybe it's the unexciting revelation that he's a clone of Jango Fett, the Mandalorian warrior who is also cloned for the aptly named Clone Army, that upsets people, or it's that their favorite character is unveiled as a dumb kid who spends most of his scenes glaring and silently brooding.
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Coinbase told users last week that they would have to remove their bitcoin from the Coinbase system if they wanted to participate in Tuesday's "hard fork" — the official creation of bitcoin cash, a currency that was cloned from bitcoin but which operates separately and follows different technological protocols from the original.
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In 2013, reports emerged of stem cells being successfully grown from cloned human cells—but they never developed into anything resembling a living, breathing person—and in 2017, a lab in California (also headed by Nakauchi) created pig embryos that contained human DNA; they were destroyed after three to four weeks.
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Read more: Kevin Smith rekindled his friendship with Ben Affleck thanks to a private jet and getting "ghosted" by Snoop DoggA black ops unit known as Gemini cloned Henry years ago and a younger version of himself has been raised by the company's director Clayton Varris (Clive Owen) to become the ultimate soldier.
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When Facebook cloned Stories, the format took off across its family of apps, while Snapchat's user growth plummeted as many users migrated out: Snapchat's user growth fell from 63% year-over-year (YoY) in Q1 2016 all the way to -1% YoY in Q4 2018, meaning the company was actually losing users.
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That three-digit card verification value — or a CVV — on the back of your credit card is usually your last line of defense if someone steals your credit card number, such as if your card is cloned or skimmed by a dodgy ATM or stolen from a website through a phishing attack.
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