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<blockquote data-quote="HerefordSire" data-source="post: 316200" data-attributes="member: 4437"><p>I don't have any evidence...the food chain already contains cloned beef. This is why I believe the FDA will make it legal because there is no way to tell the difference of one animal that is cloned and one that is not cloned. They cannot stop it, yet that is. All you need is cell tissue and a recipient.</p><p></p><p>For example: I can take a piece of tissue of a plant (grape plant) and place the plant paricle in a sterile medium. Set it aside for a couple of days under a flourescent light and it will start growing just like its momma. In this case, the plant does not need a recipient.</p><p></p><p>Imagine the ramifications...say you owned Mr. Felt 3008 which just had 5 straws of semen sold for $550 a whack @ the Huth dispersal sale. You could just obtain tissue samples, grow them in tubes (in vitro) then place them in your recipients.</p><p></p><p>Keep in mind all the technology used to do this is patented so you must pay the royalty which wil make it more costly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HerefordSire, post: 316200, member: 4437"] I don't have any evidence...the food chain already contains cloned beef. This is why I believe the FDA will make it legal because there is no way to tell the difference of one animal that is cloned and one that is not cloned. They cannot stop it, yet that is. All you need is cell tissue and a recipient. For example: I can take a piece of tissue of a plant (grape plant) and place the plant paricle in a sterile medium. Set it aside for a couple of days under a flourescent light and it will start growing just like its momma. In this case, the plant does not need a recipient. Imagine the ramifications...say you owned Mr. Felt 3008 which just had 5 straws of semen sold for $550 a whack @ the Huth dispersal sale. You could just obtain tissue samples, grow them in tubes (in vitro) then place them in your recipients. Keep in mind all the technology used to do this is patented so you must pay the royalty which wil make it more costly. [/QUOTE]
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