God, have mercy on us, I beg you.

This story was reported in Nature, but the Daily Star report is more Daily Stormer speed (ultra-speed):

In a move that some scientists say raises serious ethical questions, researchers have for the first time embryos that are a hybrid of human and monkey cells.

Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte, a professor in the Gene Expression Laboratories at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California, says that the research could one day slash waiting lists of organ transplants.

“The demand for that is much higher than the supply,” he says.

Writing the scientific journal Cell, he describes how his team injected 25 iPS, or induced pluripotent stem cells, from humans into a number of macaque monkey embryos.

Over 100 of the embryos remained viable, enabling the scientists to study how the different types of cells interacted.

“Our goal is not to generate any new organism, any monster,” Belmonte stressed.

“And we are not doing anything like that. We are trying to understand how cells from different organisms communicate with one another.

“This knowledge will allow us to go back now and try to re-engineer these pathways that are successful for allowing appropriate development of human cells in these other animals,” he added.

See? They’re not tying to create a monster. They’re just after KNOWLEDGE.

It was evil when the Soviets tried, but it is a noble endeavor now.

They even show an image highlighting the human cells (red) in the “macaque” embryo:

Between this, the vacuum-powered killings of unborn babies, the Mark of The Beast, and all of the other stuff happening right now, I wonder how much time we have left before Romans 1:18.

“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;”

What the hell is going on?

How is this legal?

Ah, but of course it’s legal. Do what thou wilt, and all that.

Everything is allowed under the law, and so on.

At the Jewish Salk institute.

RT:

Scientists have successfully created the world’s first human-monkey embryo, paving the way towards using animals for human organ transplants. The experiment was conducted in China to avoid legal issues.

Researchers from the Salk Institute in the US and the Murcia Catholic University (UCAM) in Spain genetically modified monkey embryos to deactivate specific genes used in the formation of organs. The group then injected human stem cells into the embryo. If left to its own devices, the embryo would have grown into a monkey with human cells. However, in keeping with ethical standards, the scientists stopped the process long before the embryo was able to develop a central nervous system. Still, the team had to travel to China to conduct the procedure, as it was in violation of Spanish law.

Estrella Núñez, who collaborated on the project, told El Pais that “the results are very promising,” stating that the experiment was a necessary first step towards developing human organs in animals that could be used in transplants.

The team of scientists, led by Juan Carlos Izpisúa, carried out a similar experiment in 2017 using human and pig chimeras. However, the human cells failed to take hold in the pig embryo. The group successfully created hybrid chimeras between two closely related species, the rat and the mouse.

Look, we already have human-monkey hybrids.

They’re called black people.

We do not need to redo that mistake, friends.

Just imagine that eugenics is called a “discredited pseudoscience” by the same people who are gene-splicing humans together with monkeys.

Oh and by the way, there is zero chance this is the first time this has been done.