Frozen Mice Cloned

m0rphin3 writes "Japanese scientists have cloned mice whose bodies were frozen for as long as 16 years and said on Monday it may be possible to use the technique to resurrect mammoths and other extinct species. Could we finally see Jurassic Park become a reality, or perhaps use this for colonizing other galaxies?"

Comments

16 years is not

[BigGar']

16,000 or 160,000,000 years. While this may be "just engineering" to some, it's still a big just as there's still a lot of DNA degradation that happens over the course of millennia. There's a lot of reasons this might not work for a species we've never seen develop.

Of course it may work smackingly well and we'll all have miniature pet t-rex's in my lifetime. That would be sweet, the cat may not like it though.

Galaxies?

[1u3hr]

or perhaps use this for colonizing other galaxies

Getting ahead of ourselves, arent we?

Why don't we check out the 400 billion stars in our own galaxy first?

Or is it you don't know what a galaxy is?

(Sorry, is that too many rhetorical questions?)

Re:That juicy t-bone steak

[Ethanol-fueled]

Many vegans have the righteous "anti-establishment" mentality while refusing to understand that humans are omnivores and have been engineered to eat meats and plants. We need plants for minerals and meats for amino acids.