2:15 Wouldn't it be possible to somehow suck away the opaque structure of the yolk with a hyper-sensitive instrument (which may or may not be invented yet) or suck away its pigments or dye it transluscent or something like that? Or maybe use laser scanning to find the chromosomes? I'm sure that there are many ways to solve this problem. If you have enough funding, I'm sure that there will be a way to solve cloning for birds, even if the germline alternative works fine too.
2:15 Wouldn't it be possible to somehow suck away the opaque structure of the yolk with a hyper-sensitive instrument (which may or may not be invented yet) or suck away its pigments or dye it transluscent or something like that? Or maybe use laser scanning to find the chromosomes? I'm sure that there are many ways to solve this problem. If you have enough funding, I'm sure that there will be a way to solve cloning for birds, even if the germline alternative works fine too.