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Chickens without eggs? De-extinction company creates artificial egg.

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Biotech startup Colossal has developed an artificial eggshell that allows avian embryos to develop normally outside of a traditional shell. This breakthrough provides a critical platform for de-extinction efforts and offers researchers a transparent, accessible environment for precise genetic manipulation and observation of vertebrate development. Tech professionals should monitor how this scalable ex-ovo technology accelerates progress in synthetic biology and the restoration of endangered bird species.

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