tells the story of two world-class genetic engineers who specialize in splicing together DNA from different animals to create amazing new hybrids. Though fantastically successful with their animal ...

The recent breakthrough shows that one proposed de-extinction method–which involves splicing genes from extinct animals into the genomes of their living relatives–just might work. But don’t ...

where a group of scientists get all splice-happy and combine human and animal DNA to form Dren (seen below) who then who grows from a baby to a full scale gross lady. Also, surprise — David ...

“Splice” presents the latest variation on ... they’re creating a new human/animal hybrid, unprepared for what happens when their “baby” starts to grow. Clive (Adrien Brody) and Elsa ...

Let's Build a Zoo's niftiest feature, however, comes in the form of DNA splicing, enabling players to combine any two of those initial 500 animals together to create over 300,000 different ...

Delphine Chanéac, who plays Dren for most of the film, marries the behaviors of several animals with the emerging consciousness of a human being. “Splice” has echoes of “Aliens” and ...

The researchers' analysis suggests that this type of splicing arose in a common ancestor of plants, animals, and fungi, but it was lost from fungi soon after they diverged from plants and animals.