Because Animals is bringing clean meat to the pet food industry with cat treats made from cultured mouse cells. The start-up's co-founders, Shannon Falconer and Joshua Errett, are both longtime animal ...

The mouse on the left is a chimeric with dark eyes and patches of black fur, a result of stem cells derived from a choanoflagellate Sox gene. The wildtype mouse on the right has red eyes and all white ...

If you want to try some, cultured meat still isn’t easy to find: So far, only one form of cultured chicken has regulatory approval, and only in Singapore. But more is coming, and your pets won’t have ...

Growing human organs in other animals is a small step closer to reality. Injecting human stem cells into pig and cattle embryos created embryos that incorporate a small number of human cells, ...

Only ten States (in the Southeast) are comparatively free from mice. In the other 38 States, 1,000 mice allowed to run on the 65 million acres of hay raised per year would chew up 30 million dollars ...

Maddy has a degree in biochemistry from the University of York and specializes in reporting on health, medicine, and genetics. Maddy has a degree in biochemistry from the University of York and ...

Humans bond with mice in a very different way than other animals. Mice are not 100 percent domesticated animals and are often seen as pests or vermin, but they have been shown to be intelligent and ...

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