N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Chapter 2. Information and just information 100 the future development of this "direction" was touched upon . National Institutes of Health of the United States (NIH) stated that they were going to cancel moratorium on creation of chimeras. 27 The question is of debatable, from the ethical point of view, experiments in which human stem cells are implanted in animal embryos bringing to formation of organisms that combine animal and Human traits. Scientists call them chimeras. In ancient Greece, chimeras were called mythological monsters with the head and neck of a lion, the trunk of a goat and the tail of a snake. Similar chimeras are organisms with genetically heterogeneous material. They could serve as convenient biological models for studying various diseases, for example, cancer or neurodegenerative syndromes, they also could become a source of organs for transplantation. But this is a consequence of the automaticity of specific Brain Genotypes, which are doing everything to somehow prolong their existence, including biological ones. These are vain attempts, but they are capable of the lowest tricks, some are in action, and not only like the above. When creating chimeras, STEM CELLS POSSESSING PROPERTIES OF PLURIPOTENCY ARE USED . In other words, they are able to turn into any cells of the Human Embryo. Cells are implanted in embryonic tissues of model organisms (mice, rats, monkeys, pigs and other animals) at very early stages to take root, after which the embryo is allowed to develop further. In September 2015, NIH expressed concern by the fact that if stem cells are implanted in the brain of mice, it may result in appearing rodents with altered cognitive abilities – that is, there might come out animals with "superintellect" . Therefore, NIH , which give grants for biomedical research, decided to suspend funding for experiments with chimeras until their experts have studied the ethical subject. 27 Chimera – in Greek mythology, a monster with a head and neck of a lion, a trunk of a goat, a tail in the form of a snake; generation of Typhoon and Echidna