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Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Gene Brought Back To Life
theage.com.au — In a world first, scientists have extracted a gene from the extinct Tasmanian tiger and successfully inserted it into a mouse embryo. It is the first time a gene from any extinct animal has been brought back to life inside another living creature.
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