Remember all those riddles on twins?
Such as two brothers were born on the same day, same time, to the same mom. but last year when one turned twenty, the other was twenty two?
and you got it right easily and said - ah! the other was twenty too
Well, you are now wrong
Because the riddle has now become a general knowledge question.
An American couple recently used embryos stored in Mumbai to have a child three years after the first, producing two children with the same genetic material, but born four years apart.
How?
Using in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) techniques sometimes creates more than one usable embryo. Prospective parents can use one right away, and instead of discarding the rest (as is generally done), freeze them for future use. The result? Same genetics, same-time conception, but different birth dates.
So next time someone asks twin riddles, feel free to give a long intellectual answer instead of tacky replies such as "Oh, they must be triplets, not twins!"
You can get the full news here
Such as two brothers were born on the same day, same time, to the same mom. but last year when one turned twenty, the other was twenty two?
and you got it right easily and said - ah! the other was twenty too
Well, you are now wrong
Because the riddle has now become a general knowledge question.
An American couple recently used embryos stored in Mumbai to have a child three years after the first, producing two children with the same genetic material, but born four years apart.
How?
Using in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) techniques sometimes creates more than one usable embryo. Prospective parents can use one right away, and instead of discarding the rest (as is generally done), freeze them for future use. The result? Same genetics, same-time conception, but different birth dates.
So next time someone asks twin riddles, feel free to give a long intellectual answer instead of tacky replies such as "Oh, they must be triplets, not twins!"
You can get the full news here
