The robotic technique has a higher success rate than manual cloning. Photo: Shutterstock
Chinese scientists produce world’s first pigs cloned entirely by robot
- The team at Nankai University in Tianjin says that removing humans from the time-consuming and complicated process has helped improve the success rate
- The technique could benefit Chinese agriculture and consumers and help reduce the country’s dependence on imported breeding stock
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The robotic technique has a higher success rate than manual cloning. Photo: Shutterstock