A cloned Turkish Angola kitten, left, gives off a red fluorescence glow while an ordinary one appears to be green in this picture taken under ultraviolet light at a laboratory of Gyeongsang National University in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province, Wednesday. The cloned cat’s genes were modified with a fluorescent protein. / Yonhap
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Comment from M. Douglas Wray
Time: 12/15/2007, 10:19 pm
Didn’t someone also make PIGS glow in the dark? The ‘end result’ of eating -them- could be either a seriuos problem (glowing farm fields) or a boon (real energy-saver for portable toilets). Science is weird.