20-Year Cloning Experiment Reveals DNA Limits
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- •The experiment lasted 20 years, tracking DNA cloning outcomes over time.
- •Researchers observed degradation or loss of function in cloned DNA after extended periods.
- •The findings challenge previous assumptions about the durability of cloned genetic material.
- •New questions have emerged regarding the use of cloning in medical and biological research.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If researchers develop methods to prevent DNA degradation in clones then cloning could become more reliable for long-term medical and scientific use, benefiting genetic research and therapies.
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