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Scientists have turned skin cells into fully functional eggs that led to ei=
ght mouse babies being born It's a promising procedure that one day could h=
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suhiko Hayashi first took cells from the tails of 10-week-old female brown =
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he saviors of traditional country music in the mid-Eighties was acknowledge=
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Scientists have turned skin cells into fully functional eggs tha=
t led to eight mouse babies being born It's a promising procedure that one =
day could help humans with fertility issuesThe team of Japanese researchers=
led by Katsuhiko Hayashi first took cells from the tails of 10-week-old fe=
male brown mice (That's about 30 in human years) Next, they turned the skin=
cells into a special type of cell called induced pluripotent stem cells, w=
hich can divide and form different cells, according to the study published =
this week in Nature ResearchUNFORTUNATELY, TWO OF THE MOUSE BABIES WERE EAT=
EN BY THEIR MOTHERSThe pluripotent stem cells were covered with chemicals t=
hat encouraged them to specifically turn into immature egg cells After addi=
ng some tissue from the ovaries of mouse fetuses, they became mature eggs F=
inally, the researchers fertilized the eggs and transplanted the embryos in=
to surrogate mice In total, eight mouse babies were born from 1,348 embryos=
This is an exciting step forward, but there are several big limitations One=
is that the process didn't work most of the time and even when it did, the=
eggs weren't very healthy After all, only eight mouse babies were born fro=
m over a thousand embryos Of those, two were eaten by the mothers, possibly=
because they were abnormalThe hope is that eventually this same technology=
could be applied to humans whose eggs aren't fertile â?? but this wi=
ll take years We are so much more complicated than mice, and there are many=
ethical issues But now, we know that this sort of procedure is at least po=
ssible"If we could make human eggs, it could be a very powerful tool f=
or curing infertility, Hayashi told New Scientist about the technique "=
;From a technical point of view it could work" DURBAN - Doctors at the=
Inkosi Albert Luthuli Hospital in Durban met with health officials on Frid=
ay to discuss how they plan on tackling a rare case that involves the separ=
ating of conjoined twins.The babies were born at their home in Pongola last=
week with their chest and abdomen joined together.Doctors have discovered =
that whilst they have separate hearts, they share one liver."These twi=
ns are joined at the chest and they are joined at the abdomen," said D=
r Harshavadan Mackanjee, Chief Specialist Neonatal Intensive Care."The=
y are facing each other. They have limbs that are normal, they have facial =
expressions that are normal and they behave in a normal manner."Health=
authorities say doctors need to take into account the family's wishes.If t=
he surgery gets the green light, it's expected to get under way in six mont=
hs' time.* Watch the full video report by Sgu Shangase in the gallery above=
eNCAThe Country Music Hall of Fame added three new names to its roster of =
130 inductees, with new member Randy Travis providing the poignant highpoin=
t of an emotional two-and-a-half hour ceremony. Travis, who suffered a debi=
litating stroke in 2013, rendering him unable to speak, was accompanied by =
his wife, Mary, who delivered the country legend's acceptance speech for hi=
m. Although he was assisted to the podium by Brad Paisley and fellow Hall o=
f Fame member Garth Brooks, who did the formal induction, Travis demonstrat=
ed that he has regained some of his speech by singing a portion of the hymn=
, "Amazing Grace," leaving some audience members in stunned silen=
ce and others tearfully singing along.RELATED Randy Travis, Charlie Daniels=
Set for Country Hall of FameProducer Fred Foster rounds out this year's cl=
ass of inducteesTravis's role as one of the saviors of traditional country =
music in the mid-Eighties was acknowledged by performances from Brooks, Pai=
sley and Alan Jackson, all of whom were influenced by the singer's deeper-t=
han-the-holler baritone voice.Travis's fellow inductees celebrated during t=
he invitation-only ceremony were producer-songwriter Fred Foster and musici=
an Charlie Daniels. Foster and the audience were treated to a rare performa=
nce of her first hit, "Dumb Blonde," by Dolly Parton, who was sig=
ned to Foster's Monument Records before her long tenure and eventual supers=
tardom with the RCA label. "If anybody deserves this, you do," Pa=
rton told Foster. "You really gave me a shot and you were a gentleman =
when Porter Wagoner stole me away."Another of Foster's discoveries, Kr=
is Kristofferson, delivered his iconic "Me and Bobby McGee," whic=
h was co-written with Foster and inspired by a woman named Bobby McKee, who=
was songwriter Boudleaux Bryant's secretary. The real-life inspiration for=
the song was among the guests in attendance. Grammy winner Brandy Clark wa=
s also on hand to perform "Blue Bayou," a huge hit for both Monum=
ent Records' artist Roy Orbison and later for Linda Ronstadt. Foster was in=
ducted by one of the young artists he mentored and encouraged during his ca=
reer: Hall of Famer Vince Gill.
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