Biotech Firm Unveils 'Woolly Mice,' a Step Toward Recreating Woolly Mammoths

Yale e360
Mar 5, 2025, 7:43 am75 ptsTrending
A U.S. biotech firm working to bring back extinct animals said it had reached a milestone in its quest to recreate woolly mammoths. This week it unveiled "woolly mice" — mice that had been genetically engineered to sport woolly coats reminiscent of long-dead mammoths. Read more on E360 →

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Biotech Firm Unveils 'Woolly Mice,' a Step Toward Recreating Woolly Mammoths

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