Could it be that instead of ancient DNA........

SSJDinoTycoon42 · Post by **SSJDinoTycoon42** » 07 Dec 2005, 18:50

Now that's an entirely different story. It's even more controversial than animal testing.

nissin · Post by **nissin** » 07 Dec 2005, 21:12

*blush* lol, I know, but I couldn't think of anything else to say. And you're right there too. It's wrong.
Unles you can come up with making 'artifical human clones' or something... /unsure.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":unsure:" border="0" alt="unsure.gif" />

Dino_Slayer · Post by **Dino_Slayer** » 08 Dec 2005, 07:01

Why not just test it on live tissue samples? I's the same thing and doesn't endanger a whole being.

nissin · Post by **nissin** » 12 Dec 2005, 03:05

HEY! Thats the best idea I've heard of! /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" />
Hm, so far, I cant see any problems with it... yet

Vincent Vega · Post by **Vincent Vega** » 18 Dec 2005, 13:16

There has been dino D.N.A found. A couple years ago they found a feather preserved in amber intact and with D.N.A. From a feathered Dinosaur obviousily LOL.

nissin · Post by **nissin** » 18 Dec 2005, 19:36

How do you MAKE a living tissue sample? Would it be like a similar process to cloning? And besides, you'd have to somehow stop the cell from mitosis... I mean, or else you're gonna end up with something thats alien to us and grows...

DinoDude · Post by **DinoDude** » 12 Jan 2006, 04:13

hmm, alien dino... bad idea. but it could be fixed couldnt it? nowerdays people can just alter the DNA and get rid of it, yes? /dry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="<_<" border="0" alt="dry.gif" /> probably just me with wrong info...

Dino_Slayer · Post by **Dino_Slayer** » 12 Jan 2006, 05:29

nissin wrote:How do you MAKE a living tissue sample? Would it be like a similar process to cloning? And besides, you'd have to somehow stop the cell from mitosis... I mean, or else you're gonna end up with something thats alien to us and grows...

That, my friend, is the next challenge for science. /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />

It could be simply grown. They have isolated young heart cells before and still made them work, so I think it is possible to make living tissue.

nissin · Post by **nissin** » 18 Jan 2006, 00:12

Well, thats one tough cookie , but it SHOULD still, SOMEHOW , be possible, right?

SSJDinoTycoon42 · Post by **SSJDinoTycoon42** » 12 Mar 2006, 18:26

There's always a possibility for anything.

(Bumping these threads to bring back the SCIENCE in this forum.)