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Well I'll be dern! Scientists have glowing fish, mice, pigs and glowing kittens and now glowing monkeys! And all of them new glowing species are supposed to help medical research... I don't know... What do you think? ------------------------ Glowing monkeys 'to aid research' By Jason Palmer Science and technology reporter, BBC News Scientists have genetically modified primates to make them glow green and pass the trait on to their offspring. Though primates modified to generate a glowing protein have been created before, these are the first to keep the change in their bloodlines. Future genetic modifications to primates could aid efforts to cure such diseases as Parkinson's. Read full article--> Glowing monkeys 'to aid research' -------------------------
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