Sooam BRF

Sooam Biotech Research Foundation is a non-profit organization focusing on research in advanced biotechnology for industrial and biomedical applications using animal cloning and pluripotent stem cells combined with transgenic technology. Sooam Biotech Research Foundation was established in July, 2006 with the purpose of training professionals and developing advanced techniques in bio-engineering, the largest field of growth in the 21st century. SBRF is a non-profit organization of public interest that aims for the welfare of mankind. Centered around Doctor Hwang Woo Suk, Sooam’s talented researchers exploit the endless possibilities of animal cloning, transgenic research, and patient-specific embryonic stem cells. We also deliver transgenic animal disease models to establish a firm base for further therapeutic applications in research and pharmaceutics. Until the day human welfare reaches its destined goal, Sooam researchers will continue to strive to become the largest contributor of human health and prosperity. Sooam BRF and HBION have been offering one of the most special services as the world’s first and the best pet cloning organization called Not You But You. You can find more info about us at www.notyoubutyou.com! The documentary focuses on Dr. Hwang Woo Suk, a cloning pioneer. He launched Sooam Biotech in South Korea and has cloned over 900 dogs. They are the world's only large-scale commercial animal cloning factory. The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation is able to clone dogs of any age, size or breed. They instruct owners that when their dog passes away, they need to place the body in the refrigerator until their vet can obtain biopsy samples from the dog's ventral abdomen. This can also be done while your pet is still living. The cost of dog cloning is about $100,000 at Sooam and the research they are providing goes well above pet ownership, it also includes the production of animal disease models for Type 1 and 2 diabetes and Alzheimers as well as the production of miniature pigs for transplanting organs between different species. The company has even launched a consumer website called Not You But You where pet owners can register their animals for cloning. There are hundreds of photos of past cloned pets to peruse on the site. Many high profile names who have cloned their dogs including Barbra Streisand who cloned her beloved Coton de Tulears Sammie into two pups, and billionaire Barry Diller who cloned his Jack Russell Terrier Shannon into three pups.