Kunxun, now three months old, is the first success of a program a Beijing-based biotech company hopes will make it possible to achieve volume produciton of cloned police dogs.
Scientists in south-west China's Yunnan province have cloned what they called the"Sherlock Holmes of police dogs" in a program they hope will help cut training times and costs for police dogs, state media reported.
Sinogene is hoping to make it possible to achieve"volume production" of cloned police dogs in order to significantly reduce training times, the company's deputy general manager Zhao Jianping told the Global Times, but he added that cloning costs remain a major obstacle.
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