It should come as no surprise that the same sick mindsets who dreamed up fictions to feed the insatiable appetites of those who get off on wartime propaganda against Hitler’s Germany should use their same mind-bending skills to put fantasy into the world of facts.
For the first time ever, NPR reports, an international team of scientists have created chimaera embryos that are made up of both human and monkey cells.
The research, as detailed in a paper published in the journal Cell today, is meant to help scientists find new ways to grow organs intended for human transplants. Finding organs available for transplant is becoming increasingly difficult in the United States every year. Stem cell research is hoping to find an alternative, combining human with animal cells from pigs and sheep to see if we could ever be able to grow human organs in those animals.
In the experiment, the scientists injected 25 ‘induced pluripotent stem cells’ from humans into 132 six-day-old macaque embryos, which are far more genetically related to us humans than sheep and pig.
The human cells grew inside all 132 of the embryos after just 24 hours. After ten days, 103 chimeric embryos remained. By day 19, however, only three chimaeras were left alive, and they were then terminated.
‘This knowledge will allow us to go back now and try to re-engineer these pathways that are successful for allowing appropriate development of human cells in these other animals,’ Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte, a genetics professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences in La Jolla, California and co-author of the study, told NPR.
‘We are very, very excited,’ he added.
The researchers say that the fact that they saw human cells growing at such a high rate could be a breakthrough.
‘Historically, the generation of human-animal chimaeras has suffered from low efficiency and integration of human cells into the host species,’ Belmonte said in an official statement.
Eventually, the researchers want to investigate whether they can find new ways to screen for drugs and potentially generate transplantable cells, tissues, and even organs.
Some of the same scientists created human-pig chimaeras in 2017, introducing human cells into pig embryos and incubating them for four weeks. That experiment marked the first time human cells could be detected growing inside embryos of another species.
The number of grown cells in that trial fell far short of expectations. The new study, however, experienced significantly higher rates of human cell growth.
Then in 2019, scientists in China created pig-monkey chimaeras, injecting macaque DNA into pig embryos. The pigs eventually were born inside a lab, but died within a week.
Despite the latest successes, the research raises a number of ethical questions. ‘My first question is: Why?’ research fellow at Rice University’s Baker Institute Kirstin Matthews told NPR. ‘I think the public is going to be concerned, and I am as well, that we’re just kind of pushing forward with science without having a proper conversation about what we should or should not do.’
One can well imagine what the spurious mainstream media and the palace scribblers of the publishing houses in the highly unlikely event that such sickness had manifested itself in the Workers Reich (1933~1945). Source
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Playing God with life itself, mixing and matching species – this is the ultimate sacrilege. They always package things nicely, like it is for our own good. They say it is “meant to help scientists find new ways to grow organs intended for human transplants”, when in reality they are NEVER doing anything that is actually good for us.
Whenever they tell us in the MSM that something is for our safety and security, or good for our health, you can be almost 100% certain that it is destructive and bad for us. “Health” measures to combat the Corona (Hoax virus) come to mind.
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This goes hand in hand with the crime of organ transplantation. If organs could be transplanted, there would be no medications necessary to suppress their rejection. We know the human cell is able to remember – the mechanism is unknown – but an organ which finds itself in a wrong body KNOWS as does the body. There are too many things about our bodies we simply do not know and the phenomenon of a cell ¨remembering¨ is surely one of the most puzzling secrets; I think this secret is the reserve of God, by whatever name he be called. This also applies to the phenomenon that once a mare has been impregnated by an inferior stud, she is incapable of producing superior horses henceforth. Of course that belongs into the realm of telegonics (?), but it is all related. By extension, once a white woman has had children with a porch monkey, she is forever compromised, she is tainted.
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