A huge Jewish army of cloned extremely gifted soldiers is now possible.

Unlimited number of such soldiers is based on properties of human embryonic stem cells.

 

“Human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) are derived from innercell mass of blastocyst-stage embryos, and exhibit unlimited proliferation ability.”

"Israeli researchers create embryo-like structures from human cells.

 

     Scientists in Israel have managed to grow embryo-like structures from human cells for research without using eggs and sperm. The team led by the Palestinian scientist Jacob Hanna from the Israeli Weizmann Institute published a study on this in the journal 'Nature' on Wednesday.

 

     Hanna and his colleagues had already published so-called pre-print studies on the embryo-like structures they created earlier this year. However, unlike the “Nature” study that has now been published, these results were not checked by independent scientists in the so-called peer review process. Some experts now spoke of an “impressive” research success.

 

     The research team says it caused human embryonic stem cells to self-assemble to resemble a human embryo. These model embryos were grown for up to 14 days. This is the legal limit for research on a human embryo in many countries. At around 14 days of age, the brain and organs begin to develop.

 

     Closer resemblance to human embryos

 

     In their study, the research team emphasizes that their method differs significantly from those of other stem cell researchers. Accordingly, the embryonic stem cells are modified chemically and not genetically. The resulting structures more closely resembled real human embryos and also developed a yolk sac and amniotic cavity.

 

     The embryo-like structures "closely resemble the situation in the uterus, but are not identical," Briscoe explained. In addition, the success rate in growing the structures is low. In only a small percentage of cases do the stem cells arrange themselves correctly.

 

     Stem cell expert Darius Widera from Britain's University of Reading explained that unlike previous experiments, the embryo-like structures now developed had "most of the cell types found in developing embryos."

 

     According to Widera, the study shows "that the models of human embryos are becoming increasingly sophisticated and closer to the processes involved in normal development." But this also means that “a robust regulatory framework is needed more urgently than ever” in embryo research. In addition to the respective national laws, most scientists in the research area voluntarily set their own limits for ethical reasons." [1]

 

1. Embryonenähnliche Strukturen ohne Ei- und Samenzellen
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Darbdaviai sveikina „Vokietijos paktą“ ir reikalauja imtis veiksmų

„Darbdavių prezidentas Raineris Dulgeris palaiko vadinamąjį „Vokietijos paktą“, tačiau po žodžių dabar turi sekti veiksmai, perspėja jis.

 

Darbdaviai palankiai įvertino kanclerio Olafo Scholzo (SPD) siekį kurti nacionalines pastangas modernizuoti šalį, tačiau kartu paragino imtis konkrečių veiksmų jam įgyvendinti. „Dėl paskelbto Vokietijos pakto federalinė vyriausybė pagaliau atsibunda“, – „Rheinische Post“ (ketvirtadienį) sakė darbdavių prezidentas Raineris Dulgeris.

 

Pramiegojo skaitmenizaciją

 

Dulgeris skundėsi, kad dabartinė taip vadinama šviesoforų vyriausybė per ilgai nepastebėjo skaitmeninimo ir kėlė biurokratines kliūtis ekonomikai ir visuomenei. "Dabar jos kartu su valstybėmis turi skubiai pradėti priemonių paketą. Pranešimai nėra veiksmai", – perspėjo Vokietijos darbdavių asociacijų konfederacijos (BDA) prezidentas.

 

„Džiaugiamės tuo, kad federalinė vyriausybė pagaliau nori paspartinti patvirtinimo procesą“, – aiškiai pasakė Dulgeris. Dabar skaitmeninimas turi būti nuosekliai įgyvendinamas visais lygmenimis. „Tai taip pat reiškia, kad politika teigiamai palaiko startuolių ir inovacijų troškimą“, – sakė darbdavių prezidentas.

 

Trečiadienį Bundestage Scholzas pasiūlė „Vokietijos paktą“, skirtą šalies modernizavimui žemėms, savivaldybėms ir opozicijai, išskyrus AfD. Kancleris, kaip esminius dalykus, įvardijo tvirtinimo procesų spartinimą, administravimo skaitmeninimą ir paramą įmonėms. Reikėtų toliau skatinti kvalifikuotų darbuotojų imigraciją iš užsienio. Tuo pačiu metu „neteisėta“ imigracija turėtų būti geriau kontroliuojama. Deportacijos turėtų vykti greičiau.“ [1]

 

1. Arbeitgeber begrüßen "Deutschland-Pakt" und fordern Taten
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Employers welcome the “Germany Pact” and demand action

“Employers' President Rainer Dulger supports the so-called “Germany Pact”. But words must now be followed by actions, he warns.

 

Employers welcomed Chancellor Olaf Scholz's (SPD) push for a national effort to modernize the country, but at the same time called for concrete action to be taken to implement it. “With the announced Germany Pact, the federal government is finally waking up,” said employer president Rainer Dulger to the “Rheinische Post” (Thursday).

 

Overslept digitalization

 

Dulger complained that the traffic light government had overlooked digitalization for too long and stuck to bureaucratic hurdles for the economy and society. “Together with the states, they must now quickly launch the package of measures. Announcements are not actions,” warned the President of the Confederation of German Employers’ Associations (BDA).

 

“We welcome the fact that the federal government finally wants to speed up the approval process,” Dulger made clear. Digitalization must now be consistently implemented at all levels. “This also means that politics positively supports the desire for start-ups and innovations,” said the employer president.

 

On Wednesday in the Bundestag, Scholz proposed a “Germany Pact” to modernize the country to states, municipalities and the opposition, with the exception of the AfD. The Chancellor cited the acceleration of approval processes, the digitalization of administration and support for companies as key points. The immigration of skilled workers from abroad should be further promoted. At the same time, “irregular” immigration should be better controlled. Deportations should take place more quickly." [1]

 

1. Arbeitgeber begrüßen "Deutschland-Pakt" und fordern Taten
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