Published on Apr 25, 2017
BREAKING: Researchers have developed a functioning artificial womb.
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How do you think this will affect the rate of abortions? Just think.. the mother may not want to keep a baby or even go through a pregnancy, so she could donate her fetus to an adoption agency which would grow the babies for parents who desperately want a child.
But these practices also could spiral out of control - going from adoption mills to baby mills!
We could also have evil practices of growing embryos to a certain stage to sell the parts for transplants or gasp(!), flavoring in Pepsi. Yes, fetal cells are already being used for that. Ever notice how similar the Pepsi logo looks to the 'Yes we Can!" Obama logo? No coincidences. Evil exists.
You do know we live in a broken world, don't you? A dual world - Good and Evil. It is up to us to decide which side we're on. God is One, but we are two.
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Scientists created the first human-pig embryo that could revolutionize healthcare
Published on Jan 27, 2017
After years of trial and error, scientists have finally done something incredible: They have successfully grown human stem cells in a pig embryo. Why would anyone do this?
Turns out, many scientists have been working on growing the organs of one animal inside of a different type of animal. For example, scientists recently reported the successfully growth of mouse pancreases inside of rats.
The ultimate goal of this type of work is to grow human organs inside of other animals as a means to ending the organ shortage that is costing thousands of Americans — who need a transplant — their lives each year.
Now, using similar methods as the mouse-rat hybrid, scientists have produced the first human-pig hybrid embryo, which is more difficult than you might think. Getting cells from one species to survive in an entirely different species is extremely difficult and has eluded scientists for years.
Even now, this breakthrough is preliminary. Only about one out of every 100,000 cells in the hybrid embryos was human. If the scientists had grown the embryos to maturity (which they did not), the organs would probably not have enough human cells in them for a human body to recognize. The result, would be the human body rejecting the organ and potentially killing the patient.
This is why more research is critical to pursue this research further, improving the techniques, and hopefully, one day, paving the way for the first human transplant with a human-pig hybrid organ. But that day is years, possibly decades, down the road.
The group of scientists published their work on Thursday, Jan. 26, in the prestigious science journal Cell.
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PARACAS HUMAN-ALIEN HYBRID SKULLS? DNA TEST RESULTS
https://globalrumblings.blogspot.com/2017/04/paracas-human-alien-hybrid-skulls-dna.html
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