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AP Photo/Mike CorderA meatball made using genetic code from a mammoth is seen at the Nemo science museum in Amsterdam, Tuesday March 28, 2023.AP11:48 JST,ensp;March 29, 2023AMSTERDAM AP 鈥?Throw another mammoth on the barbie An Australian company on Tuesday lifted the glass cloche on a meatball made of lab-grown cultured meat using the genetic sequence from the long-extinct pachyderm, say
stanley cup ing it was meant to fire up public debate about the hi-tech treat.The launch in an Amsterdam science museum came just days before April 1 so there was an elephant in the room: Is this for real This is not an April Fools joke, said Tim Noakesmith, founder of Australian startup Vow. This is a real innovation.Cultivated meat 鈥?also called cultured or cell-based meat 鈥?is made from animal cells. Livestock doesn
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gourde stanley .Vow used publicly available genetic information from the mammoth, filled missing parts with genetic data from its closest living relative, the African elephant, and inserted it into a sheep cell, Noakesmith said. Given the right conditions in a lab, the cells multiplied until there were enough to roll up into the meatball.More than 100 companies around the world are working on cultivated meat products, many of them startups like Vow.Experts say that if the technology is widely adopted, it could vastly reduce the environmental impact of g
