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Kanguru Solutions, a division of Interactive Media Corporation, has recently announced the introduction of a new full featured, entry level, hard drive duplicator. Simply dubbed Kanguru HD Duplicator Mini Clone, the new product has been designed as an ultra compact, stand alone solution, being able to provide users ... |
26 November 2009
03:16 GMT |
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Scientists say that technology will soon advance to the point where it will be possible to grow meat inside labs, without the need for the actual living things that wear it for some time before being killed for it. Even now, it is possible to grow tiny nuggets of meat inside special laboratories around the world, but... |
19 November 2009
15:21 GMT |
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The field of human health research is heavily reliant on the usual monkeys and lab rats, but other animals are used for assessing disease development or drug efficiency as well. Among them are the small fruit fly and the zebra fish. The latter was cloned several times over the last years, but through complex and expe... |
31 August 2009
01:26 GMT |
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Steven Shiau announced today, May 18th, a new stable release of his system-cloning Linux distribution. Clonezilla 1.2.2-14 is using the Debian Lenny repositories (as of 05/17/2009) and is powered by Linux kernel 2.6.29-4 from backports.undebian.org. "We are happy to announce Clonezilla live 1.2.2-14 is the new stab... |
18 May 2009
16:31 GMT |
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Life Scientists owning an iPhone or iPod touch can now access protocols at the bench on their devices using the Promega app, available for free download through the App Store. This virtual Promega Protocols and Applications Guide provides information that is useful and applicable to scientists whether or not they are... |
9 April 2009
09:02 GMT |
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A South Korean cloning expert has recently announced that a new scientific study will have two cloned wolves mate, in order to test if they can bring to life viable offspring. This type of experiment is unprecedented in the history of cloning, and will most likely shed some light on the way modified genetic factors b... |
19 February 2009
10:11 GMT |
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According to researchers at the Advanced Cell Technology biotech company, there are, as of now, no known barriers between us and the first cloning of a human baby, for reproductive purposes. They are now confident that they can clone humans not only for stem cells (when the embryo only lives a few days before being d... |
5 February 2009
09:37 GMT |
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Researchers from the Center of Food Technology and Research of Aragon, in Spain, led by Dr Jose Folch, have managed to successfully clone an extinct subspecies of the Spanish Ibex, namely the Pyrenean Ibex (Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica), also known as the bucardo. The animal went extinct in 2000, when the last known exe... |
2 February 2009
10:06 GMT |
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The European Union is currently faced with having to take a very difficult decision on whether or not to allow products coming from cloned animals into the market of the Union. This is a very challenging piece of legislation, regulators say, because, on the one hand, consumers and religious groups are strongly agains... |
2 February 2009
06:57 GMT |
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Ed and Nina Otto, from Boca Raton, Florida, are the first US owners of a cloned dog, having paid $155,000 to resurrect their former beloved pet, Sir Lancelot. California-based company BioArts, working from Korea, was responsible for creating the new puppy, following an action they held last July, during which they pu... |
29 January 2009
07:06 GMT |
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The Japanese Food Safety Commission has made the first out of a long line of assessments regarding the quality of meat, milk, and other products derived from cloned animals, and the results are satisfying to those involved in the cloning industry. The FSC said that, if the cloned animals were safe, there was no reaso... |
20 January 2009
08:22 GMT |
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Japanese cloning experts announced on Tuesday that they were successful in cloning a mouse that has been dead for 15 years, and that the new animal turned out fine. It was even able to reproduce with another female rat, which gave researchers a field day, seeing how this step in science could bring forth a cloning "r... |
4 November 2008
09:00 GMT |
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Monday marked a dark day for all organizations and institutions that rely on the MIFARE Classic RFID smart cards, as two separately released research papers describe how to hack and clone such cards in a matter of minutes. These cards are used across the globe for access to transit systems and institutions, both priv... |
7 October 2008
08:06 GMT |
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Hair loss and subsequent baldness are common among men, so much so in fact that most of us have grown to see it as a fact of life, a result of bad genes and a process that cannot be stopped, merely delayed once it kicks in. Hair in males is often seen as a symbol of strength and virility, with the result that baldnes... |
2 June 2008
11:28 GMT |
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Just as RIAA, MPAA and other intellectual property watchdogs in the industry are banging their heads against the keyboards in a desperate attempt at cutting down piracy in the entertainment industry, Aleratec shows off its ultimate duplication machine.The new device is called the 1:3 Copy Cruiser Blu LS and is compri... |
13 February 2008
05:17 GMT |
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The Blizzard player first appeared under the Neonumeric brand, as the NPMP F1 media player. Back then, it revealed a 2.4" QVGA 262K color TFT display, and the manufacturers enhanced the player to be compatible with most of the file formats available on the market, such as MP3, WMA, MTV, JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF format.In a... |
1 August 2007
03:35 GMT |
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