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Seeing red: The cloned puppy that glows in the dark
By Claire Bates Last updated at 8:28 PM on 24th April 2009 At first glance, this sweet beagle puppy seems nothing out of the ordinary. But when she is lit with an ultraviolet light, the astonishing dog glows in the dark. Ruppy - short for Ruby Puppy - was one of five cloned puppies genetically engineered to produce a fluorescent protein by scientists. When placed under an ultraviolet light they all glow a deep red. ![]() Hm! i wonder what the scientists have in mind for this one! ![]() A cloned beagle named Ruppy is the world's first transgenic dog. She was engineered to glow red under ultraviolet light They were created by a team led by Byeong-Chun Lee of Seoul National University in South Korea, who created the first cloned dog Snuppy in 2005. The dogs are transgenic animals, which means their genetic code has been deliberately modified rather than mutating naturally. More...'Farming revolution' on horizon as scientists sequence cow genome for first time Give a dog a clone: Pet owners can clone canines for £50,000 Team member CheMyong Ko from the University of Lexington said they could go on to create dogs with human illnesses. 'The next step for us is to generate a true disease model,' he told New Scientist magazine. Lee Byeong-Chun (C) created the first cloned male dog in 2005 and first cloned female dogs (pictured) in 2006 However, many scientists have criticised the process saying dogs already serve as models for diseases including some cancers, narcolepsy and blindness. Nathan Sutter, a geneticist at Cornell University in New York added: 'Transgenesis is laborious, expensive and slow.' Mr Lee's team only had seven successful pregnancies from 344 specially cloned embryos implanted in 20 dogs. But Mr Lee said some of the five surviving dogs were now producing their own red-glowing puppies. The scientists transferred the fluorescent gene into each dog's egg cell using a retrovirus, but the team was unable to control where the virus inserted the gene. Despite this, Mr Lee's lab now hope to create dogs who have a specific oestrogen receptor knocked out, which will help them understand how this hormone affects fertility. For more information http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...lows-dark.html |
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jesus......
this is effed up. |
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What the F**K is wrong with scientists?
![]() Why not put all of this misguided energy into curing diseases or any number of other things?? ![]() |
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Yes exactly what i thought, WHY!!!! are they running out of ideas what to think of next.
I can imagine one saying to the other. "Hm what can we do today,i know lets make this one light up in the dark!" "Yeah seems like a good idea to me!" Cripes this is just sheer lunacy. |
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So if your puppy gets lost at night you'll be able to find him using ultraviolet lights! cool!
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Sweet! I want one in purple please!
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lol, you guys are messed!!
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Those scientists must have been smoking dope when they came up with this idea.
Hey, how about a glowing dog? |
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whoaahhhhh braahhh......
we could like.... make a glowing dog maaan!! whooaahh man.. lets do it.. thatll be mind bendin dooood..... lol |
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there is always a why involved when the will is of altered agenda ...
the why may not be evident ... yet cute glow in the dark puppies ... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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DOGGONE!! I'M SEEING RED!! BETTER DEAD THAN RED!! I'm also seeing science as the end of the human race...rather than the hope of the human race. I'm scared stiff about what scientists(alien and human) are creating in black budget labs. To me...this is a very dark nightmare. These mad scientists are some very sick puppies...
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to me too orthodoxymoron ... as fine dining is the art of presentation for what we are about to swallow ... as is the fine art of sinister agendas presented in this same fashion ... oh my ... what a cute puppy ... oh and look ... he even glows in the dark ... all about presentation ... ![]() |
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This is all so wrong, animals first humans next!
I cringe to think why they would be doing this. The dog is cute yes but what did they have to do to genetically alter it's DNA to come up with this one. Maybe fish in a tank that would be good no aquarium lighting needed, no only kidding all genetic dabbling comes with a price i'm afraid,probably why so many of us are messed up today. |
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And who is financing all that?
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How about genetically engineer sheeple to glow red so when they try to run, the ptb can simply use their lil ultra violet light and find em all. Just a happy Tuesday morning thought. Hugs n giggles Serenity |
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No it has nothing to do with finding a lost puppy or using that technology on us.
They can find any warm blooded animal or human easily with heat sensing equipment, so it must have another purpose to it. hmmm |
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Oh yes of course i forgot that dantheman, hm i wonder then.
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![]() ![]() Human chimera patterns ![]() Hm! i wonder what the scientists have in mind for this one! Notice the striping in the puppy as well, there have been many experiments with putting human genetics in animals in chimera projects I posted links in another post about them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimera_(genetics) http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0420103740.htm Perhaps they are working on things that will make it easier on inhabitants, people, animals , hybrids , chimera's , aliens, to live in the dark underground facilities. Or making it so the "chosen ones" have the ability to make vitamin C, we are one the few creatures who do not, and do make our own Vitamin D without the sun, for those "chosen" to inhabit the underground facilities they are building. Last edited by judykott; 04-28-2009 at 04:08 PM. |
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Hm! Yes JudyKott underground bases!
What an excellant perception, it would be ideal for such an enviroment. |
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they might be used as torches....
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I do enjoy the glow in the dark fishies though. |
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