'Not science fiction any more': The Tasmanian tiger could soon be back from extinction
Andrew Pask, a scientist from the University of
Melbourne, was part of a team who worked for 10 years to discover all the
genetic information of the thylacine. They did this with the help of a
four-week-old thylacine joey that had been preserved in a liquid chemical
when it died a long time ago. This joey is ...
'It's not science fiction, it's science
fact': Australian scientists plan to CLONE the Tasmanian tiger ...
'You would have to make a lot more changes to make the
numbat DNA look like a thylacine but the technology for making those
changes has gotten exponentially easier in the last five or so years because of
the people who are doing the mammoth work,' Professor Pask said. The Tasmanian
Tiger ...
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