Last time I read about cancer-sniffing dogs, though a bit skeptic — I knew it wasn’t going to stop there.
Now, a cancer-sniffing-trained dog is going to be cloned in South Korea.
A Japanese center which says it has trained a dog to sniff out human cancer cells is cloning the animal in South Korea, a Seoul-based biotechnology company and the dog’s owner said Wednesday.
According to Ra Jeong-Chan, president of RNL Bio:
Cloned fetuses from the black labrador retriever named Marine were last month implanted into a surrogate mother dog.
We are going to see the clones around the end of this month.
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