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Dmitriy Myelnikov is a historian specializing in the history of science, technology, and medicine. His primary research interest revolves around the interface of biomedicine and agriculture in the twentieth century. He has conducted extensive research into the histories of genetic engineering, mammalian cloning, and laboratory animal research regulation, notably contributing to the discourse surrounding the cloning of Dolly the sheep at the Roslin Institute. Myelnikov is currently working on a project that examines the historical dimensions of embryo transfer in cattle, with a focus on the development of reproductive interventions across human, laboratory animal, and livestock species. His work aims to understand the impact of embryo transfer and freezing techniques, as well as their role in conserving rare breeds and facilitating the global movement of animals.
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