waht said:Hope they will clone a cat like that real soon.
Vanadium 50 said:They already have cats. Same team, I believe.
A Fluorescent Puppy is a dog that has been genetically modified to produce a glowing orange color when exposed to ultraviolet light. This was achieved by South Korean scientists through genetic engineering techniques.
The scientists used a process called transgenesis, which involves inserting a gene from a fluorescent jellyfish into the dog's DNA. This gene codes for a protein that emits a bright orange glow when exposed to UV light.
According to the scientists, the fluorescent protein used in the process is non-toxic and does not harm the dog in any way. The dog's physical and behavioral characteristics were also closely monitored to ensure their health and well-being.
The purpose of this experiment was to demonstrate the potential of genetic engineering and to further research in the field. The glowing puppy also serves as a visual representation of the successful transfer of genetic material between species.
Yes, this technology can potentially be used on other animals as well. However, further research and ethical considerations would need to be taken into account before applying this technique to other species.