Can we create life in the laboratory yet ?

Question

, or, can biological life be created ( from scratch) in the lab; without using life , to start it of in the first place ???

Answer 1

Yes,take in part we create the lab that it is incubate the standard lifes styles for all organisms.

Answer 2

Are you including bacteria etc?

Answer 3

Its very easy. Get the girl lab technician to drop her pants on the microscope bench and stick her with the Gov'ner of Lurve.

Answer 4

yeah they were able to make a test tube baby but i forgot the date but it really happened

Answer 5

yep, I did it the other day.  It started off as a slice of pizza that fell behind my centrifuge.  A week later the fuse went on the centrifuge and a massive spark shot through the hardened leftover.  Sadly the event knocked over a bottle of HEBES and this was accompanied by the automatic steriliser beaming the whole lot with UV radiation.  It's quite something to have a pet pizza.

Answer 6

No it could not be possible yet.

Only Test Tube Baby Concept

got some positive outcomes.

Answer 7

Not yet.  A virus has been built from scratch, but not a living organism.

Answer 8

There have been attempts to isolate just the absolute minimum number of gene necessary to promote and sustain life. Once they have done that successfully, it will only be a matter of deciphering the DNA for developmental genes.  After that, it should just be a matter, I believe, of tying these genes together into some kind of chromosome and injecting it into something like a microsphere prototype cell.

See: Extreme genome reduction in Buchnera spp: ...

http://www.pnas.org/content/99/7/4454.fu...