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Published 2 years ago

Hopes are high for lab grown haggis - to be ready for Burns Night in 2023

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Roslin Technologies is supplying companies across three continents with all the components and instructions to grow animal protein in a tank. The firm is a spin-off from the University of Edinburgh with links to the Roslin Institute, which reared Dolly the Sheep. It supplies stem cells, collected from live animals, and instructions for growing them inside a bioreactor.

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Hopes are high for lab grown haggis - to be ready for Burns Night in 2023

Hopes are high for lab grown haggis - to be ready for Burns Night in 2023.

2 years ago
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