Mother of 3 hoping to receive child support is taken aback When A DNA Test Questions Her Motherhood

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Modern science still doesn’t have all the answers to chimerism. In 2017, A team of scientists was able to create a real-life chimera in the Salk Institute, San Jose, California. They altered the DNA of a just developed pig embryo, by eliminating one of its organs, and substituting it with human stem cells. As the fetus grew, a human organ grew inside it. Scientists have high hopes with this to be a breakthrough to grow human organs safely.