Scientists have claimed they would serve the world's first testtube hamburger this October.
A team, led by Prof Mark Post of Maastricht University in the Netherlands, says it has already grown artificial meat in the laboratory, and now aims to create a hamburger, identical to a real stuff, by generating strips of meat from stem cells.
The finished product is expected to cost nearly 220,000 pounds, 'The Daily Telegraph' reported.
Prof Post said his team has successfully replicated the process with cow cells and calf serum, bringing the first artificial burger a step closer.
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