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Endangered ferret cloned from frozen cells | Scientists clone endangered ferret from frozen cells of one that lived 30 years ago [WATCH]

Updated Feb 21, 2021 | 09:59 IST Elizabeth Ann was created from the cells of Willa, a black-footed ferret that lived more than 30 years ago. US Fish and Wildlife @USFWSMtnPrairie  |  Photo Credit: Twitter Scientists in the US have successfully cloned a black-footed endangered ferret from frozen cells of one that died 30 years ago. The ferret, named Elizabeth Ann, was cloned from the DNA of a ferret whose cells had been frozen since 1988. This is the first time that any endangered species has ever been cloned in the US, according to a Reuters report. Scientists have now said that cloning will boost generic diversity and population recovery of the black-footed ferret.

In a first, US scientists clone endangered black-footed ferret using frozen cells

Elizabeth Ann is a genetic copy of a black-footed ferret captured among the last wild individuals, who died in the 1980s and has no living descendants, so is not one of the seven founders.

First cloned ferret spurs hope for endangered US species

Elizabeth Ann, the first cloned ferret, spurs hope for endangered U.S. species

Elizabeth Ann, the first cloned ferret, spurs hope for endangered US species

US scientists have successfully cloned an endangered black-footed ferret using frozen cells from a long-dead wild animal, the first time any native endangered species has been cloned in the United States.

Scientists successfully clone endangered black-footed ferret

Scientists have successfully cloned an endangered black-footed ferret using frozen cells from a long-dead wild animal, the first time any native endangered species has been cloned in the United States. Elizabeth Ann's birth represents the first cloning of an endangered species native to North America and may bring needed genetic diversity to the species.

Black-footed ferret is 1st endangered species native to North America to be cloned

A black-footed ferret named Elizabeth Ann has become the first endangered species native to North America to ever be cloned.

Elizabeth Ann, the first cloned ferret, spurs hope for endangered U.S. species

Elizabeth Ann, the first cloned ferret, spurs hope for endangered U.S. species By Steve Gorman FILE PHOTO: Bert, a male black-footed ferret peers out from a burrow in a cage at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Black-footed Ferret Conservation Center in Wellington (Reuters) – U.S. scientists have successfully cloned an endangered black-footed ferret using frozen cells from a long-dead wild animal, the first time any native endangered species has been cloned in the United States. Black-footed ferret recovery efforts aimed at increased genetic diversity and disease resistance took a bold step forward on Dec. 10, with the birth of Elizabeth Ann, created from the cells of Willa, a black-footed ferret that lived more than 30 years ago, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said.

Black-footed ferret is first endangered species in North America to be cloned