US startup Colossal has revived direwolves that became extinct more than 10,000 years ago

Name: US startup Colossal has revived direwolves that became extinct more than 10,000 years ago
Uploaded: 2025-04-14T20:29:00.000Z
Description: Scientists modified the genetic code of ordinary gray wolves so that it resembled the DNA of ancient individuals, and then planted the edited eggs of a surrogate mother. As a result, three pups were born - two boys and a girl. In the future, they also want to bring back dodo birds, marsupial wolves and mammoths in a similar way

Scientists modified the genetic code of ordinary gray wolves so that it resembled the DNA of ancient individuals, and then planted the edited eggs of a surrogate mother. As a result, three pups were born - two boys and a girl.

In the future, they also want to bring back dodo birds, marsupial wolves and mammoths in a similar way

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US has created the world's smallest pacemaker

It can be injected with a syringe, and the energy to operate it comes from the body's bodily fluid. The technology was developed primarily for children born with heart defects who require temporary electrical stimulation after surgery. The pacemaker works in tandem with a light-activated arm patch and is completely absorbed into the body over time

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US startup Colossal has revived direwolves that became extinct more than 10,000 years ago

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