Genetically Modified Beagle Glows    - Scientists have created a
genetically modified female beagle that glows fluorescent green
when under ultraviolet light.  - The process to create the
beagle, "Tegon," allows the glow to be turned on and off by
command.  - Researchers hope such animals will help scientists
track the course of disease via fluorescence.  A genetically
modified female beagle named Tegon glows bright fluorescent
green under ultraviolet light, according to a paper published in
the journal Genesis.  In the scientific record books, Tegon
joins a red fluorescent puppy named Ruppy and Mr. Green Genes
the cat as all being human-modified animals that can glow.
ByeongChun Lee, a co-author of the Genesis paper, told Discovery
News, "The entire body of the dog glows. One can witness a
slightly yellower change in the color of the dog's skin, but to
the naked eye, fluorescence cannot be seen without the presence
of UV light and goggles."  VIDEO: Glowing Animals! Because Why
Not?  Lee is director of the S