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Korean scientist succeeded in cloning wolves ground
Announced a research team led by Professor Curie Suk Hwang, and that he had succeeded in cloning wolves ground using a technology transfer of the cells used by Professor Huang also for the reproduction of "Snoopy" the first cloned dog in the world in 2005.
In this context, fertilized eggs were implanted in a surrogate mother to give birth to eight as a result of wild wolves.
He said the scientific team that Korea will be courtesy of these wolves cloned into Gyeonggi Province, where they will be bred at the Center for the protection of wildlife in the city of Pyongyang Tech.
Also plans Province Gyeonggi to giving some of these wolves to some of the zoo world and will send some of them to live freely in the wild North American, which includes many of the shelters, such as those wolves in the context of participation in the global effort to preserve endangered animals.
Announced a research team led by Professor Curie Suk Hwang, and that he had succeeded in cloning wolves ground using a technology transfer of the cells used by Professor Huang also for the reproduction of "Snoopy" the first cloned dog in the world in 2005.
In this context, fertilized eggs were implanted in a surrogate mother to give birth to eight as a result of wild wolves.
He said the scientific team that Korea will be courtesy of these wolves cloned into Gyeonggi Province, where they will be bred at the Center for the protection of wildlife in the city of Pyongyang Tech.
Also plans Province Gyeonggi to giving some of these wolves to some of the zoo world and will send some of them to live freely in the wild North American, which includes many of the shelters, such as those wolves in the context of participation in the global effort to preserve endangered animals.
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