What are the implications if I fuse together stem cells from Bradypus tridactylus and Euphractus sexcinctus. Extract the resulting nucleus and implant into an enucleated Euphractus sexcinctus egg. The resulting offspring would be mostly Armadillo with a little Sloth according to A. I.

No genetic splicing needed rather rather semi-natural chromosome sorting within the nucleus.

I developed the hypothesis of this cell protocol at the age of 10-12.

Daleks?

>>510894832
Daleks were also GMO. Davros is Kaled though.

>>510893588 (OP)
So just a really slow armadillo? Congratulations you just reinvented a turtle.

>>510895805
I always though it would be cool to make a species of highland cow that are smaller/portable. It would also be cool if they had different colours of fur.

>>510896371
*thought*
>original comment.

>>510896005
A slow Armadillo with extremely sharp claws and the ability to climb. Think of the broader implications... This will revolutionise GM.

>>510896371
You can do that by crossing a Highland with a Dexter or Kerry Black. The Armasloth is something unprecedented.

>>510896561
This was an old idea of mine to use cloning and cell fusion techniques. We may be able to create new medicines and weapons.

>>510893588 (OP)
Exterminate! Exterminate!

>>510897283
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sTGRJ79VgOs&pp=0gcJCfwAo7VqN5tD

>>510893588 (OP)
you should use splicing trust me. the sperms from that guy are no good anymore

>>510898296
Splicing is meagre, time-costly and wouldn't generate unique immunological profiles and new genetic combinations.