New news about Medical Science

For the first time, scientists have created a new type of hybrid embryo in the mixture of sheep and humans.
The limbs of this type of abnormal hybrid can be used in future organ donation.

In view of organ donation, scientists established stem cells of the sheep in the embryo. This creates a kind of hybrid organism, which is more than 99 percent of sheep, and very few are similar to humans. As part of the study, cells of the sheep embryo were established and they were destroyed in 28 days. But even then, the issue of creating such hybrid creates controversy.

While presenting the study in Texas, Stomford University stem cell biologist Hiru Nakauchi said, "So far, human cell's contribution is very low and it is not a single person's face or a magnetic pig chan." He said that the fetus has approximately 10 thousand cells One is human cell

Hybrid embryos of previously made pig-people; Source: sciencealert.com

Researchers explain, such studies can be a solution for future patients who require replacement of organs. Because many such patients died due to lack of donation. Pablo Ross of the University of California said, "The most well-liked organs do not survive for long, except for the same type of jam, because the body's immune system continues to attack it."

Researchers believe that at least one percent of human embryos in this type of embryo need to be successful for organ replacement. This means that the sheep's hybrid embryo is still in the initial stage. But in the human organisms that increase the cell, naturally the moral question arises. Ross also said, "I have concerns about that. If the results of our research indicate that human cells reach the brain, then maybe we will never go ahead. "

There is no simple answer to the moral question raised in this type of study. But every 10 minutes in the United States, due to the name of one of the organ transplants, researchers say that it should not be allowed to understand what kind of organism can do for us in the future.

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