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Experts raise ethical concerns over growing human cells in monkey embryos

Last Updated: Experts Raise Ethical Concerns Over Growing Human Cells In Monkey Embryos Research that has now sparked ethical debate involves growing human stem cells in monkey embryos. For this purpose, scientists injected human stem cells. Image Credits:Weizhi Ji, Kunming University of Science and Technology Research that has now sparked ethical debate involves growing human stem cells in monkey embryos. In breakthrough research, a team consisting of biologists from the US and China developed a human-monkey hybrid in laboratory settings. For this purpose, scientists injected human stem cells in embryos in Macaques monkeys and then observed them for 20 days, before all of them got destroyed on their own.

Julian savulescuWeizhi jiJuan carlos izpisua belmonteUniversity of oxfordSalk instituteOxford uehiro centre for practical ethicsUniversity of scienceGene expression laboratoryWellcome centre for ethicsSalk institute for biological sciencesProf juan carlos izpisua belmonteKunming universityProf julian savulescuOxford uehiro centrePractical ethicsWellcome centre

Human-monkey chimeric embryos surviving up to 20 days created

Human-monkey chimeric embryos surviving up to 20 days created April 18, 2021 An international team of scientists based in China and the United States has successfully grown human-monkey chimeric embryos for up to 20 days, a world first, pushing the boundaries of both science and ethics simultaneously. The research was led by gene expression expert Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte from the Salk Institute in California who, along with his team, implanted human stem cells into primate embryos which then grew for up to up to 20 days. While the ethics of such research will be hotly debated for years to come, the potential benefits with regards to unlocking the remaining secrets of developmental biology and evolution, as well as for the development of new models of human biology and disease, proved significant enough to warrant the risk.

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Human-cross-monkey embryos created by US and Chinese scientists in controversial new research

Scientists have created human-cross-monkey embryos in a US laboratory in controversial research aimed at developing new treatments for human diseases. Researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences in California injected human stem cells into over 100 macaques embryos - a species of monkey found throughout Asia and northern Africa. They then examined them under microscope for 20 days to see how they would develop. READ MORE: Macaques are a type of monkey found widely throughout Asia and northern Africa.(Yoganathan Yoke) After just one day, human cells had combined with 132 of the macaques embryos and after 10 days, 103 were still developing. The longest any of the embryos lasted was 20 days.

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Un grupo de científicos logró crear 132 embriones mezclando genes de humanos y monos: sobrevivieron 20 días y propulsaron un debate ético

Un grupo de científicos logró crear 132 embriones mezclando genes de humanos y monos: sobrevivieron 20 días y propulsaron un debate ético
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Investigadores españoles crean embriones híbridos de mono y humano – Noticias y Protagonistas

Investigadores españoles crean embriones híbridos de mono y humano – Noticias y Protagonistas
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