Finally, after so long I don't make a post on my blog, now is my time to reveal things that recently happened .. Well, I hope you guys can enjoy it .. :D
Yesterday, I watched the news about the existence of a ufo that was parked in the fields of Yogyakarta .. and it turns out everything is fake, it was all man-made .. and it is VERY artsy!
Others again this morning with news that I heard, Japanese scientists are now trying to "resurrect" the long-extinct animals ..
They tried to clone a mammoth enter into the womb of a female African elephant that will be the mother of the mammoth ..
Here's the full news ..
Japanese scientists Ready Mammoth Cloning
Sunday, January 16, 2011 - 13:29 pm
Susetyo Dwi Prihadi - Okezone
Susetyo Dwi Prihadi - Okezone
TOKYO - A group of Japanese scientists plan to try to bring mammoths back to life now. This after they will build the system with how to extract DNA from frozen cells ancient elephant.
Kyoto University team to go to Siberia this summer to search for frozen mammoth tissue cells. If the expedition did not succeed, the team is confident that the appropriate cells can be obtained from mammoths preserved in the Russian research laboratory.
"Preparation for realizing this goal have been made," said Akira Iritani team leader, team leader and professor emeritus of Kyoto University, told AP on Sunday (01/16/2011).
This effort would go a long way, because previous attempts to clone extinct animals have failed because the core of the cell was too badly damaged by ice crystals. But in 2008, Japanese scientists have cloned mice from cells that had been frozen for 16 years, raising hopes for the revival of this gigantic animal.
If the core can be successfully extracted, they will be incorporated into the egg cells of the African elephant from which the nucleus has been removed. The goal is to create an embryo which can then be implanted into the womb of an elephant.
"If a cloned embryo can be made, we need to discuss before planting into the uterus, a way to breed giant animals and whether to display to the public," Iritani said.
"Once the giant was born, we will study the ecology and genes to study why the species became extinct and other factors," he added.
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"Preparation for realizing this goal have been made," said Akira Iritani team leader, team leader and professor emeritus of Kyoto University, told AP on Sunday (01/16/2011).
This effort would go a long way, because previous attempts to clone extinct animals have failed because the core of the cell was too badly damaged by ice crystals. But in 2008, Japanese scientists have cloned mice from cells that had been frozen for 16 years, raising hopes for the revival of this gigantic animal.
If the core can be successfully extracted, they will be incorporated into the egg cells of the African elephant from which the nucleus has been removed. The goal is to create an embryo which can then be implanted into the womb of an elephant.
"If a cloned embryo can be made, we need to discuss before planting into the uterus, a way to breed giant animals and whether to display to the public," Iritani said.
"Once the giant was born, we will study the ecology and genes to study why the species became extinct and other factors," he added.
(tyo).
(http://techno.okezone.com/read/2011/01/16/56/414406/ilmuwan-jepang-siap-kloning-mammoth)
In INDONESIAN translete
Ilmuwan Jepang Siap Kloning Mammoth Minggu, 16 Januari 2011 - 13:29 wib Susetyo Dwi Prihadi - Okezone
Mammoth
TOKYO - Sekelompok ilmuwan asal Jepang berencana untuk mencoba membawa mammoth kembali ke kehidupan sekarang. Ini setelah mereka akan membangun sistem dengan cara mengekstrak DNA dari sel beku gajah purba.
Tim Universitas Kyoto ke Siberia musim panas ini untuk mencari jaringan sel beku mammoth. Jika ekspedisi tidak berhasil, tim ini yakin bahwa sel yang sesuai dapat diperoleh dari mammoth yang diawetkan di laboratorium penelitian Rusia.
"Persiapan untuk mewujudkan tujuan ini telah dibuat," kata ketua tim Akira Iritani, pemimpin tim dan profesor emeritus Universitas Kyoto, kepada AP, Minggu (16/1/2011).
Usaha ini tentunya menjadi jalan panjang, sebab usaha-usaha sebelumnya untuk mengkloning hewan yang telah punah mengalami kegagalan karena inti dalam sel itu terlalu parah rusak oleh kristal es. Namun pada tahun 2008, ilmuwan Jepang berhasil mengkloning tikus dari sel yang telah dibekukan selama 16 tahun, meningkatkan harapan bagi kebangkitan hewan raksasa ini.
Jika inti dapat berhasil diekstraksi, mereka akan dimasukkan ke dalam sel telur dari gajah Afrika dari mana inti telah dihapus. Tujuannya adalah untuk menciptakan sebuah embrio yang kemudian dapat ditanamkan ke dalam rahim seekor gajah.
"Jika sebuah embrio kloning dapat dibuat, kita perlu membahas sebelum menanam ke dalam rahim, cara berkembang biak hewan raksasa dan apakah untuk menampilkan ke publik," kata Iritani.
"Setelah raksasa lahir, kita akan mempelajari ekologi dan gen untuk mempelajari mengapa spesies menjadi punah dan faktor lainnya," tambahnya.
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(http://techno.okezone.com/read/2011/01/16/56/414406/ilmuwan-jepang-siap-kloning-mammoth)
hope it will be happen XDXDXD
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