Cloning can help endangered species to survive.

Returning woolly mammoths from extinction to live is not probably such a bad idea. After this, the woolly mammoths are called just mammoths in this text. Says the article in SciTech daily. The cloning can connect with nanotechnology, which allows to re-order base pairs in the DNA. And that thing would use to enrich the genetic heritage of the endangered species, which population is very weak.

The biotech startup is planning to return mammoth from extinction. That thing is one of the most interesting things in biotechnology. Returning mammoth from extinction is one of the things that seriously planned to demonstrate the effect of biotechnology.

Cloning of individuals has been introduced as a method to save endangered species. That thing helps them to make more descendants. But the problem is that cloning is not an answer for degeneration. If the genetic heritage of the species would turn too unilateral that causes problems.

Too unilateral genetic material will predispose species to epidemics. And also the problems of the behavior of those species. Nanotechnology can make it possible to re-order the base pairs of the DNA. So that thing can use for advancing the genetic diversity inside the species which population is low.

And if we want to return the lost species on Earth, the mammoth is one of the most promising species. The extinction of the mammoth happened quite a short time ago.

And the bodies of those animals have been in the icy ground in northern areas. That means there very well remained bodies of mammoths in museums. And also under the ground level in the permafrost. That means there is well-remained DNA that can be isolated from the remains of a mammoth.

The generic transfer and the operation would be like this. The DNA of the mammoth will isolate from its cells. Then the PCR system will multiply those DNA sequences. Then the researchers need the fetus of the elephant, which is the closest species to mammoth.

After that, the researchers will take the morula level fetus of the elephant. Then the DNA of the nucleus of that one-cell level embryo will take away. And the genomes of the elephant will replace by the genomes of the mammoth. Cloning mammoths is a much easier process than cloning dinosaurs. The problem with cloning the dinosaurs is that the DNA of those species has been damaged because the extinction happened a long time ago.

And if the researchers want to make the mammoth. They must remember that these kinds of experiments are not things. That can be made without thinking about consequences. If they want to make a real mammoth they must remember that mammoths lived in packs. They must make many mammoths.

Because if they are making only one individual. There is the possibility that this animal will be disturbed. So they must think about psychics and other wellness about their creature. The mammoth could live a long time, and the researchers must take care of it if they cannot return it to nature.

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