Decades

Individual cells or very small groups of cells such as an early embryo can be easily frozen and succesfully thawn after decades, and probably after a nearly limitless amount of time if storen properly (e.g. in liquid nitrogen or colder). However, currently there are no means to cryogenically ...

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... new technologies are expensive to start with and drop in price over time. For example : penicillin initially was prohibitively expensive, and took decades before the price and availability dropped to where everyone could use it. The same will apply to genetic tampering. Given time, everyone will ...

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... excellent examples. They are speaking as if the genome has a will and intelligence--it can't guess! It is scientific terminology found in decades old AI, robotics and behavioral sciences. There is a tutorial in the Intelligence Generator/Detector that may already be in a science classroom ...

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... admit, though, that there is probably a lot to learn in the area of epigenetics and we are likely to see some surprising findings in the next few decades. But is there anything to support your view that simply by finding big-eyed girls in school uniforms attractive our offsprings' genetic profile ...

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... i think that you would have better chance looking up a protocol for Xenopus laevis, people have been studying the eggs of that organism for decades. Then try that and see if it works

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