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WTF: Green Light Has Been Given For the creation of human/animal embryo's hybrids!

User45701

http://www.breakingnews.ie/world/mheyeyidkfsn/

ok well i think its alright myself, i dont think that god will be angry or any of that crap, but i am suprised i know the uk lifed the a few research bans recently which just makes sense. But i am suprised we have reached this level so quickly, i dont think we will see any manbearpigs running around anytime soon. But the potentional for curing diesse is amazing, if i am right sharks are resistant to cancer?. This has some impressive applications.

What is eveyone elses views? Do you think this should/should not be done?

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ejmaztec

If you look at some of the "creatures" wandering around the streets, or on our TV screens, you get the impression that this has been going on for years, in secret.

AckwelFoley

Here i sit on the fence.

Hitchhiker's Guide to...

i'm guessing that curing cancer etc is above manbearpigs in terms of priority

humanji

snyper wrote: »

Here i sit on the fence.

It's an awfully comfortable fence!

User45701

Roundtower2 wrote: »

i'm guessing that curing cancer etc is above manbearpigs in terms of priority

probbley but if its legal you know someone will make one!

[Deleted User]

Roundtower2 wrote: »

i'm guessing that curing cancer etc is above manbearpigs in terms of priority

lol gotta love Southpark

Kev_ps3

Who knows what will be going on behind closed doors with this type of thing. I think it has to be strictly controlled.

g'em

User45701 wrote: »

if i am right sharks are resistant to cancer?.

They're just more resistant to developing cancer after exposure to carcinogenic compounds than we are.

Morlar

KaG1888 wrote: »

lol gotta love Southpark

I blame this guy
http://www.emerchandise.com/images/p/SOP/pdPDSOP0005.jpg

Overheal

Im going to sit on the fence making doodles of cross bred animals. Ah, Junior Cert Geography. Did I learn anything that year?

Archeron

Finally, those flying monkey servants are no longer just a dream.

User45701

Archeron wrote: »

Finally, those flying monkey servants are no longer just a dream.

"What are you going to do with the money from your EuroMillions win?"

"Flying monkeys"

Yup i can see it now, Actually if i had spare cash i would get a pigion rat made.

Jesus Wept

User45701 wrote: »

http://www.breakingnews.ie/world/mheyeyidkfsn/

ok well i think its alright myself, i dont think that god will be angry or any of that crap

Well that was my first concern, that a supreme being who lives above the clouds might disapprove, crisis averted.

Terry

This is great news.
I'm definitely gonna need a few replacement organs due to the amount of abuse I've put my body through for 20 years.

AngryBadger

If this is the same story, (that link has no info, and the second link doesn't work), then this is old news.

Back in...(october/november? I think) they licensed this. Assuming it's the same type of research they're not animal/human hybrids per se, they're chimeras. WHich emans they place a colony of specific cells into an area of the developing embryo. As the embryo grows and the tissues develop so too do the implanted cells. What you wind up with is an animal from one specieis possessing tissue from a different species. One of the commonest examples was a chimeric fish which produced salmon semen (the fish wasn't salmon itself :P).

Genghiz Cohen

If it benifits mankind, it can't be bad.

Pherekydes

User45701 wrote: »

if i am right sharks are resistant to cancer?

Cure for cancer: swim with sharks.

Overheal

Ghost in the Shell was right - everyone is going to have a pet pig-donor :eek:

Reku

Sure they've been putting human DNA into other animals or years, usually for research or to use the creature as a living bio-reactor to produce human enzymes/proteins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetically_modified_organism

If I remember correctly Genie the pig was a transgenic which produced human insulin in her milk.

Nope, was wrong, it was protein C in her milk:
http://www.beardedman.net/science/genetics/xeno.html

The specific case where Genie, the pig, was used for the production of highly concentrated levels of protein C in her milk is an example of such a transgenic technique. By manipulating the pig’s DNA, humans with an inborn deficiency of protein C could obtain the extra amounts needed through the pig’s milk. Such transgenic methods are favorable because of the reduced costs. At the same time, mass profit could be gained as a result.

SimpleSam06

Two words: Military applications. Finally a worthy adversary for my legions of mash-class killdrones nestled away safely in the craters on the other side of the moon. Seriously though, its as funny as fuck thinking about the confused looks on the faces of archaeologists of future civilisations picking over the still-warm ruins of our great cities when they come across manwolf hybrid skeletons. Score one for intelligent design.

Senna

farohar wrote: »

Sure they've been putting human DNA into other animals for years

yeah, sheep-shagging

MOH

User45701 wrote: »

]if i am right sharks are resistant to cancer?. This has some impressive applications.

g'em wrote: »

They're just more resistant to developing cancer after exposure to carcinogenic compounds than we are.

Well, duh! They live underwater, they can't smoke!

User45701

farohar wrote: »

Sure they've been putting human DNA into other animals or years, usually for research or to use the creature as a living bio-reactor to produce human enzymes/proteins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetically_modified_organism

If I remember correctly Genie the pig was a transgenic which produced human insulin in her milk.

Nope, was wrong, it was protein C in her milk:
http://www.beardedman.net/science/genetics/xeno.html

I remember, actually i posted about it back in november, from what i remember it was a change in the law that allowed expermentation with human embryos, This new law allows the merging of human/animal embryos

AngryBadger wrote: »

If this is the same story, (that link has no info, and the second link doesn't work), then this is old news.

Back in...(october/november? I think) they licensed this. Assuming it's the same type of research they're not animal/human hybrids per se, they're chimeras. WHich emans they place a colony of specific cells into an area of the developing embryo. As the embryo grows and the tissues develop so too do the implanted cells. What you wind up with is an animal from one specieis possessing tissue from a different species. One of the commonest examples was a chimeric fish which produced salmon semen (the fish wasn't salmon itself :P).

Hmm I didnt know that, thanks for the link...

www.humanupgrades.com

ejmaztec

You better get in there quick if you want your grandsons to be hung like donkeys. It will also put paid to a lot of future spam.

Reku

ejmaztec wrote: »

You better get in there quick if you want your grandsons to be hung like donkeys. It will also put paid to a lot of future spam.

Making tinned meat from donkey dongs?:eek:

Karl Hungus

You know what this means, don't you?

Real life furries! :eek:

ejmaztec

farohar wrote: »

Making tinned meat from donkey dongs?:eek:

Well, if your grandson wants to put his mutant todger in the mincing machine, then it's entirely up to him. I'd blame the parents' parents.:p

Naos

farohar wrote: »

Making tinned meat from donkey dongs?:eek:

Ahahahaha. I hope that was intentional...

This is good news. I for one, look forward to my wings and eagle vision.

As for the "God won't be angry" statement, your God would not have given us the ability to do this if he didn't want us to do it.

thefinalstage

Its chimps I tell you! If dogs could make woman pregnant there would be a lot of hairy babies around.

Naos

Explain your theory...