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Curiosity and exploration of the unknown is what every species has in common. It's just that humans are more willing to act. There's a proverb that says it well:
Curiosity kills cats. Because cats are very active and curious animals, their stupid personalities often hurt themselves. Human beings are also curious, how amazing life is, and will there be a new way to give birth to new life?
Because many people hope that they can live a long time, and that their will can be inherited. Qin Shi Huang tried every means to find the elixir of life, but ultimately failed. If you want to live forever, you can't do it.
So, is there a technique to replicate oneself and continue to live in this world with another body? As a result, scientists have conducted in-depth and long-lasting research on cloning techniques.
Of course, the clone warriors seen in some sci-fi movies don't exist in real life, and there is no such powerful cloning technology. But the principle is the same. The ultimate goal is to perpetuate a living body, but for various reasons, it is not the first to be achieved in humans.
Scientists chose the docile and cute sheep as the "human" to eat the first crab.
After unremitting efforts, on July 5, 1996, the world's first cloned sheep Dolly was born at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, UK. This lovely ewe immediately became a common concern for everyone in the world. This ewe is meticulously cared for.
Dolly's cells come from a 6-year-old white-faced ewe, and the unfertilized eggs come from the ovaries of a black-faced ewe. After complex manipulations, they form "fusion cells", and then, through the unremitting efforts of scientists, form "embryonic cells", and finally transfer "embryonic cells" to another cell. In the uterus of the Scottish black-faced sheep, embryonic cells are differentiated and developed.
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After so many years, the lifespan of sheep is also limited, and it should die.
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Scientists chose Valentine's Day to euthanize Dolly, who was suffering from severe lung disease, and Dolly the cloned sheep also completed his life.
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In 1999, this cloned sheep was found to be somewhat abnormal, and even a lot of cells were senescent
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His appearance shocked almost all countries in the world, and also ushered in meticulous care and care.
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I feel like more than 20 years have passed, and Dolly should be dead.
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Sheep have a lifespan of only about 12 years, and Dolly has only 6 years to survive.
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It shocked the world, and also ushered in meticulous care and care.
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In the process of breeding Dolly sheep, scientists.
adopted. Somatic cell cloning technology.
That is, from an adult.
Sheep. Extract somatic cells from the body, and then take this somatic cell.
Nucleus. Inject another sheep's.
Eggs. The nucleus of this egg cell has been removed, and eventually the newly synthesized egg cell develops in the womb of the third sheep to form Dolly the sheep. Theoretically, Dolly.
Inherited the genetics of the sheep that provided the somatic cells.
Features.. The technology of breeding Dolly sheep has become the current breeding somatic cell clone.
Animal. standard process.
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Answer]: On February 23, 1997, scientists at the Rosslyn Institute in Scotland, UK, announced that their research team had successfully "cloned" a lamb with the same genetic structure as the donor's "Hunger Dolly Filemin" using goat's somatic cells.
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Year. Year.
Correct answer: 1997.
Dolly the Sheep was born on July 5, 1996 and was first disclosed to the public in 1997. It was named the first of the top ten scientific and technological advances in the world in 1997 by the American magazine Science, and it was also one of the most eye-catching international news of the year.
The topic is not rigorous, and it is more appropriate to choose 1997.
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