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gains exclusive access to the high security siberian the burra tree where russia's corona vaccine is made developer say the shots 100 percent effective of producing antibodies against full strains of covert 90. 9 the news the world health organization criticizes the rollout of covert 19 vaccines in europe the big unacceptably slow the agency's executive director for europe explains the problem in numbers. both a long time frustrates a good number we're a long because.

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scientists have created the world's 1st embryos that part human part monkey and kept them alive and in the burra tree for up to 20 days the controversial embryos are called canaries which contain cells from multiple species it's hoped the development will help scientists devise new treatments for disease find methods to grow organs for transplant on the animals and understand early human development they also allow scientists to undertake experiments where human embryos can't be used because of the ethical concerns on average only 3 to 4 percent of the cells in each embryo were human out of a $132.00 macaque monkey embryos injected with human cells only 3 survived to today 19 of the experiment well out in reagan bug is the director of research support at the john hopkins institute of bioethics based in maryland joins us now by skype tell us more about why they did this and where we want to make goals here and thanks for having me the ultimate goals are to move towards finding a way to develop source for human cells and tissues and organs ultimately they want to have something like being able to