Roslin Institute

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The Roslin Institute is a world-renowned animal sciences research center in Scotland, best known for pioneering advances in genetics and cloning, including the creation of Dolly the sheep.

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instanceOf animal science research institute
research institute
affiliation University of Edinburgh NERFINISHED
coordinates 55.864°N 3.209°W
country United Kingdom
fieldOfWork animal breeding
animal health
animal science
animal welfare
cloning
developmental biology
genetics
genomics
transgenic technology
founded 1993
fundedBy Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council NERFINISHED
hasLaboratoryAnimal pigs
poultry
sheep
inception 1993
knownFor Dolly the sheep NERFINISHED
animal genetics research
livestock improvement research
somatic cell nuclear transfer in mammals
locatedIn Easter Bush Campus NERFINISHED
Midlothian NERFINISHED
Scotland
mergedInto University of Edinburgh NERFINISHED
mergerDate 2008
mission to enhance the health and welfare of animals and humans through world-class research in animal biology
namedAfter village of Roslin
near Edinburgh NERFINISHED
notableAchievement advances in quantitative genetics for livestock
contributions to genome editing in farm animals
development of transgenic livestock
first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell
parentOrganization University of Edinburgh NERFINISHED
partOf Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies NERFINISHED
predecessor Animal Breeding Research Organisation NERFINISHED
Poultry Research Centre NERFINISHED
researchFocus comparative biology
food security
genetic improvement of farm animals
infectious diseases of livestock
sustainable agriculture
zoonotic diseases
website https://www.roslin.ed.ac.uk/

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Roslin hasNearbyInstitution Roslin Institute
Dolly the sheep birthPlace Roslin Institute
Dolly the sheep developedAt Roslin Institute
Dolly the sheep deathPlace Roslin Institute