Japan: scientists will create the first humanimales

The government of Japan gave the go-ahead to the country's scientists to develop first hybrid beings "man-animal". Researchers will now be able to experiment with modified animal embryos with human cells.

According to the project manager, Hiromitsu Nakauchi, The goal is to develop organs compatible with the human beingin order to have some kind of culture field for transplants and emergencies in the medical field.

Nakauchi said the project will start with mouse embryos that will not develop pancreas. They will be grafted with human stem cells to see if there is a change in their structure; hoping that they can form the mentioned body.

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Faced with this project, several voices rose against the scientific community, mainly around the ethical problems that this can cause; it's okay or not to use another living being as a reserve of human parts.

It should be noted that in the past, researchers have created human-animal embryos., such as sheep and pig embryos with human cells, but these pregnancies were discontinued after a few days or weeks.