Seven Days of Creation
The inside story of a human cloning experiment.
Source: Wired.com, By Wendy Goldman Rohm
DAY ONE 5:10 pm
It’s late on a Sunday afternoon and nearly dark inside the tiny, windowless lab; fluorescent light is said to be bad for human embryos. I’m sitting beside Robert Lanza, medical director at Advanced Cell Technology. He’s breathing softly, hands folded neatly in his lap, his head bowed as if in meditation. For years he’s been preparing for this day – making plans, conducting preliminary tests, losing sleep. Now, on October 12, we’re six hours into the experiment and all he can do is watch.
By the glow of a microscope’s light, research scientist Young Chung gingerly grasps a recently harvested human egg. He does this with a micromanipulator, a microscope outfitted with several diminutive, strawlike instruments called pipettes. Using a holding pipette, he keeps the fragile egg in place while he maneuvers a second pipette into position.
Read the full article about Robert Lanza here.
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