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The first cloned bull live in Utrera

Got The calf is called and will be moved to the hills of El Toruño, Guardiola family farm.

seemed that there would be no more news of this kind after the famous sheep Dolly, but cloning has already reached the world of bullfighting. Got-glass is called in Valencia, was the first cloned bull in Spain, from March, will Utrera fields, where live and fulfill their destiny as a player. It is precisely the municipality Utrera one of the most prominent sites in the historical origin of the bull, which avails itself of this milestone science, with just nine months old and weighs 140 kilos.
Finca El Toruño, Guardiola family property, the animal host, which was born in May 2010 in a farming Melgar de Yuso, in the province of Palencia. His birth was made possible after more than three years of experimentation and a payment of 28,000 euros.
This investigation was initiated following a meeting between Alfonso Guardiola and responsible Valencia Veterinary Research Foundation (LIVE) . That was when the farmer offered his land and livestock to the experiment. Thus, the stallion extracted cellular tissue Cup, marked with iron de Guardiola, then grafting in the embryo before being implanted into the cow that served as a mother.
The intention of the initiators of the project now moves to bring the animal to the premises of The Toruño, after months in which the bull has developed normally and lived like kings. With this new stage, pretend Got reared in their natural environment and live surrounded by cattle from the same litter , which is easier to study its evolution.
The birth of first cloned bull opens the door to the creation of a tissue bank to prevent the disappearance of endangered animals as imperial eagle, the osprey and the Iberian lynx, whose population exceeds 200.
Of course, the association AnimaNaturalis said that this practice "is taken to end the genetic manipulation of a species is twisted to maintain the false idea that the bulls are brave by nature."
Source: www.el correoweb.es

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