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Scientists excel in the field of embryo biotechnology. Among
many pioneering achievements, here are some samples:
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First in
the world to clone a male animal.
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First
cloned rabbit in North America.
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First
report of sex-predetermined calves born from vitrified IVF
embryos.
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Large scale
transfer of IVF embryos and exceptional high pregnancy rates in
China.
The
scientific founder of the Company, Xiangzhong Yang, known as Jerry
to his friends, received his MS and Ph.D. degrees at Cornell
University in 1986 and 1990 respectively. In June 1996, Jerry joined
the faculty of the University of Connecticut as Associate Professor
of Animal Science and Head of the Biotechnology Center's Transgenic
Animal Facility. In 2000, he was promoted to the rank of full
professor. Jerry’s achievements in cloning have caused a media
sensation around the globe including coverage and profiles by all
the major news media including the CNN Headline News, ABC, CBS and
BBC News as well as The New York Times, The Washington Post, The
Wall Street Journal and the US News & World Report etc. Jerry became
a celebrity scientist in his field with a strong record of
productivity and leadership. He has attracted over $10 million
extramural funding to his research program and has published over
200 papers including over 100 in top peer-reviewed scientific
journals. |