From Dolly to Curing Human Disease: Sir Ian Wilmut at TEDxSalford

[@sashurhenninger]

Can TED, a huge educational organization, PLEASE MAKE PROPER CAPTIONS so that I can put these into my online classes as accessible videos to my students :(

[@George-nv1ri]

Amazing talk, Ian is a pioneer and the result of dolly is a scientific leap to clone a mammal. Fascinating how tedious but simple the process actually is in terms of the cell fusion.

[@lucaslopez2091]

This video is underrated

[@ouuuaburger2093]

Sir Ian, died in Sept 2023. Nothing is permanent 😢

[@FutureFar]

When your watching this in your class.

[@giobasta6918]

great

[@ranjitsingh3908]

Great

[@شائقيتمنى-ط7ك]

Please. Interpret the speach to Arabia Because iam Iraqi.... I subscribed in yuor canal

[@zainabmajed35]

ميعرف للعربي علمود يترجملك

[@mustafaali3333-q1m]

طالب سادس اكيد

[@critical8226]

It's automatically translated, just click on the CC icon, then go to settings, auto translation then choose arabic.

[@nonaqueen7718]

Oo my god

[@MG-cj8ql]

RIP Professor! Ironically, dead from Parkinson's....

[@AsniWelde]

any body from cruise school

[@Pureignition58]

Why does his voice sound as if he riding in a car on a bumpy road?

[@insertyourfeelingshere8106]

cos its gonna be a bumpy road

[@George-nv1ri]

He has parkinsons disease

[@insertyourfeelingshere8106]

this guy seems to like animals, he should become a biologist

[@lucaslopez2091]

ha! that's funny. You should become a comedian