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Ten months after a 16-year-old Arctic wolf died at a zoo in northern China, a new cub was born through cloning technology. Using a beagle dog as the gestational carrier, Beijing-based Sinogene Biotechnology claimed they had successfully cloned an Arctic wolf, the "world's first" of its kind.
Last year, a team of researchers made the living robots by incubating living stem cells from frog embryos. Now they’ve discovered that they are able to self-replicate.
A team of paleontologists have discovered what they believe is the world's oldest animal sperm, frozen inside a tiny crustacean in a blob of tree resin in Myanmar 100 million years ago.
Months after the death of Sudan, the world's last male northern white rhino, scientists say they have grown embryos containing DNA of his kind, hoping to save the subspecies from extinction.
Researchers are developing sperm-binding beads that could be used as a form of contraception.
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