Mixedhumananimal
Mixedhumananimal, more commonly described in scientific literature as human–animal chimeras or chimeric organisms, refers to organisms that contain genetic material, cells, or tissues derived from both human and non-human animal sources. In practice, the term is used primarily for experimental constructs in biomedical research rather than natural hybrids or reproductive offspring.
Chimeras differ from mythical or real hybrids in that they incorporate cells from two species without arising
Scientific status and methods: Techniques include injecting human stem cells into early-stage animal embryos or using
Ethical and legal considerations: Debates focus on personhood, animal welfare, consent, and broader societal implications. International
Applications and implications: Potential benefits include disease models, drug discovery, and strategies for growing human-compatible organs