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“Extraordinary” Mouse Created Using Gene That’s Older Than Animal Life Itself IFLScienceAncient Gene Reprograms Stem Cells to Create a Living Mouse Neuroscience NewsThe emergence of Sox and POU transcription factors predates the origins of animal stem cells Nature.comMilestone: Scientists created mouse from ancient genetic tools Tech ExploristThe origin of stem cells mpg.de

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Dodgers On the Verge of Making Free Agency Pitch to Juan Soto Sports IllustratedInside the Soto sweepstakes: December decision? And a mystery club? MLB.comPhillies Plan To Meet With Juan Soto MLB Trade RumorsYankees brass meets with Juan Soto as Dodgers expected to enter the fray New York Post Toronto Blue Jays Get Bad News in Pursuit of Free Agent Juan Soto Sports Illustrated

Saber-toothed cat mummy found with intact skin, fur and toes is 'mind-blowing,' scientists say KSL.comBaby saber-toothed cat mummy found in Siberia with intact skin, fur and toes is ‘mind-blowing,’ scientists say CNNMummy of a juvenile sabre-toothed cat Homotherium latidens from the Upper Pleistocene of Siberia | Scientific Reports Nature.comA 35,000-Year-Old Saber-Toothed Cub Was Unearthed in Siberia—and It Still Had Its Whiskers and Claws Smithsonian Magazine

Rats Love Revving Engines Say Scientists Who Taught Them To Drive Tiny Cars JalopnikRat race: rodents can be taught to drive — and love it The TimesRats Enjoy Driving Tiny Cars, Scientists Find ExtremeTechScientists Teach Rats to Drive Tiny Cars, Discover That They Love Revving the Engine FuturismScientists teach rats to drive tiny cars and ‘unexpectedly’ discover the rodents enjoy revving their engines New York Post