Scientist reportedly creates genetically modified hamsters February 9, 2018 - 14:51 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Czech scientist Helena Fulková has succeeded in creating genetically modified hamsters in Japan, where she is currently based, Radio Praha reports. Fulková previously made headlines for cloning mice. The news of her latest achievement was relayed by her father Josef Fulka, who is also an expert on cloning. Fulka said he rather doubted his daughter would be able to genetically modify hamsters but that she had succeeded in doing so. Cloning mice and creating genetically modified mice is not done for its own sake but to help understand the fundamentals of biological processes, Fulka said.  Top stories The earthquake caused a temporary blackout, damaged many buildings and closed a number of rural roads. The Prosecutor’s Office has released surveillance footage and said that one of the detainees in the case, Iveri Melashvili. Destinations welcomed 900m fewer international tourists in January–October when compared with the same period of 2019. Austrian authorities said at least one gunman remained on the run at 1am Vienna time on November 3.   Partner news |  Latest news Galaxy Group of Companies paid over AMD 11.5 billion in taxes in 2020  The report includes information about the tax and loan portfolio, number of employees.Armenia will "soon" unveil stance on Baku's participation in EAEU meeting Under the EAEU regulations, Armenia should give consent for Azerbaijan to be able to join the meeting.Lebanese President invited to Armenian Genocide commemorations Michel Aoun hosted Ambassador Vahagn Atabekyan to receive his Armenian counterpart Armen Sarkissian's invitation.EU envoy suggests Armenia, Azerbaijan resume sharing reservoirs Toivo Klaar said the Joghaz and its sister reservoir, the Abbasbayli, are good candidates for cooperation. |
