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Scientists create glow in the dark cats....
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20071212...eskoreacloning
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Here's what they look like: http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/afp/...lt-385x541.jpg |
Meanwhile, people are dying every day of cancer and other rare diseases. Where does the medical funding go? Glow...in the dark cats.
...can I have a glow in the dark penis? I want my own personal lightsaber. |
Lame O Rama, waste of money.
Ai: HAHAHAH!! |
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How can you guys call this a waste of money? Yeah, the end product in this case hardly seems productive on the surface, but that's not what the research is about. I mean the article even lays it out, this is about manipulation of the genes themselves, something that is not a waste of time. This is just one of the first steps, it is simply paving the way for more practical applications.
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:lol: I can totally see a comic book superhero inspired from this -- glow in the dark CAT MAN, defender of truth, justice, and the R.O.K. He can face off against "ronery" Kim Jong Il.
But yeah, it's not like these guys were trying to produce glow-in-the-dark kitties -- luminosity in this case was a purely unexpected side effect. Whereas in the case of glow-in-the-dark potatoes, that was the aim. |
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Heeeeeey....
They could use that kinda thing for Glow-in-the-dark Christmas trees or something... :P |
I wondering if giving cats heavy water from a nuclear reactor would have the same effect?
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Poor little kittys
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OMG... Glowy kitties! :3 I would SO buy one! Cause I could. OH. But yeah, it's just the first steps, and it will eventually become something good for humankind. I know, but we can't just cure cancer with millions of dolllars in research in a few months. :3 *pets glowy kitties*
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