Cloning

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Cloning questions. When was cloning first invented - what are its limits - and is it limited to certain places (i.e NT research stations, military bases, etc.)?

[Jakers457]

Roughly around 2416 it was developed via joint research effort made be Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals and a team of Skrellian Scientists. The company holds the monopoly over cloning as they hold pretty much all the patents to it's technology and research. I think because of this, cloning is somewhat expensive but not out of reach for those with a decent insurance scheme, say one you'd get with Nanotrasen who have a mutually beneficial economic and research partnership.

I'd say facilities to clone would be common on Skrell planets and the more economically stable human planets. Hopefully that helps.

[Guest Marlon Phoenix]

Roughly around 2416 it was developed via joint research effort made be Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals and a team of Skrellian Scientists. The company holds the monopoly over cloning as they hold pretty much all the patents to it's technology and research. I think because of this, cloning is somewhat expensive but not out of reach for those with a decent insurance scheme, say one you'd get with Nanotrasen who have a mutually beneficial economic and research partnership.

I'd say facilities to clone would be common on Skrell planets and the more economically stable human planets. Hopefully that helps.

 

Can I ask where you found this? I haven't. . . Found it. . .

[Jakers457]

http://aurorastation.org/wiki/index.php?title=Zeng-Hu_Pharmaceuticals

Prior to the Skrell partnership, they mainly worked with cryonics I think? But their ability to clone came after the partnership for sure.

[Rusty Shackleford]

While I was still on the loreteam, I wrote up a doc covering cloning and the different types. I don't remember if I ever published it on the wiki, since it was deemed irrelevant.

[Killerhurtz]

Considering thread answered, locking and archiving. PM me if it is an error.