Researchers from Maastricht have discovered how identical twins are created
SHSU Houstonian Online - 2024-04-10T04:47:53.000Z

Merlin Institute Noos News•Today 00:18 It’s been a mystery until now, but Maastricht scientists seem to have figured out how to create identical twins. This process has not been observed before, and it is not known how it works. Simply put, identical twins can arise if the fetus shows accelerated growth at a very early […]

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