1.   And genetically altered animals might also produce organs that could be transplanted into humans with less chance of rejection than now exists.

2.   Genetically altered animals hold the promise of producing greater amounts of protein for less cost, but this is by no means a sure thing.

3.   PPL has the rights to use the jointly developed cloning technology to create genetically altered animals that would produce pharmacologically useful proteins in their milk.

4.   This would allow efficient breeding of numbers of genetically altered animals to produce medically useful proteins.

5.   Transgenics and cloning together are aimed at creating entire herds of genetically altered animals.

6.   The name is also a nod to the altered animal spelling of the Beatles.