We are told that dogs and cats are increasingly being cloned because their owners refuse to let them go. They want to continue their relationship with their beloved companion animal. This is entirely understandable. You don’t want to let go something that brings you pleasure. It is a reflection of the deep relationships that …
Here is a picture of a cloned, female British Longhair; made in China at Qingdao Agricultural University in Shandong last summer. The picture appears to be a screenshot from a video but I can’t find the video. I have improved it slightly. The cat has been named Ping’an (meaning ‘safety’). The appearance of this …
“The basic pattern of his coat is the same, but the distinctive patch of black fur on his chin is gone..” A Chinese biotech company, Sinogene, has created its first cloned cat from the cells of a deceased house cat. The 2-year-old cat that they cloned had died of an urinary tract infection. His …
