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Cloning the mammoth is impossible. What is left of the giant mammal is found in fragments, echoes of the past. Instead of a complete replica, Colossal aims to piece together DNA from other animals ...

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In some experiments, they genetically modified fertilized mouse eggs, per the Guardian. In others, they modified embryonic mouse stem cells, then injected those cells into mouse embryos.

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