By Sheetal Kumari | October 23, 2024
Explore the fascinating world of de-extinction, where science meets conservation.
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Genetic engineering and cloning aim to revive this ice-age giant, using Asian elephant DNA.
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Scientists plan to sequence its genome and inject it into band-tailed pigeon embryos.
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Researchers aim to sequence its DNA from preserved remains and use gene editing.
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Conservationists plan to breed quagga-like characteristics into plains zebras.
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Cloning attempts have already been made, with a successful birth in 2009.
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Gene editing and stem cell technology may bring back this unique carnivore.
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While de-extinction sparks debate, it also offers a chance to restore ecosystems.
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