On November 15, 1998 (September 27), scientists reproduced cow embryos with milk for the first time.

Japanese scientists have confirmed that scientists have reproduced three cow embryos without sex in milk, the world's first similar replication technique.

They predicted that three cows would be born in a laboratory in the north of Japan. [www.LiShiJinTian.com]

In May 1998, researchers extracted breast cells from the milk of a produced black-and-white cow, then transplanted the cell nucleus into an unfertilized egg, which was bred two months later and moved into the womb of the generic cow.

According to the researchers, ¡°Three embryos have developed well in 90 days within the body of the female cow, and there is little chance of miscarriage.¡± Laboratory spokesmen said that the female cow has been embryosized for the 118th day today. They said that this practice does not harm the animals that are extracted from the cells for immune reproduction, but also reduces the chance of bacterial infection, opening new paths for immune reproduction.