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munky99999
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Alright you have 2 male stem cells.
You have 1 through 22 chromosomes
X and Y.
Now you take the first stem cell you leave the 1-22 chromosomes alone. You leave the one X alone and get rid of the Y. You then goto the second stem cell ignore the 1 through 22 chromosomes and the Y. But steal the X. You then move that stolen X into the Y chromosome's spot in stem cell #1.
Now I'm not sure if the 2 male stem cells should be exactly the same source or well not. Obviously it doesn't have to be human stem cells. I just don't know how many stem cells are in mice or pigs or whatever the alternative in animals would be.
Now my questions are: has it been done before? can it be done(science advanced enough?legal issues?)? what would the result's be?
Say you were to use identical stem cells from the same source. Wouldn't it be possible to grow a male version and then the female duplicate? Would this essentially be identical twins which are female and male(isn't this usually a klinefelters syndrome problem though, rather then like what I am suggesting?)
You have 1 through 22 chromosomes
X and Y.
Now you take the first stem cell you leave the 1-22 chromosomes alone. You leave the one X alone and get rid of the Y. You then goto the second stem cell ignore the 1 through 22 chromosomes and the Y. But steal the X. You then move that stolen X into the Y chromosome's spot in stem cell #1.
Now I'm not sure if the 2 male stem cells should be exactly the same source or well not. Obviously it doesn't have to be human stem cells. I just don't know how many stem cells are in mice or pigs or whatever the alternative in animals would be.
Now my questions are: has it been done before? can it be done(science advanced enough?legal issues?)? what would the result's be?
Say you were to use identical stem cells from the same source. Wouldn't it be possible to grow a male version and then the female duplicate? Would this essentially be identical twins which are female and male(isn't this usually a klinefelters syndrome problem though, rather then like what I am suggesting?)