The future of cloning

J. B. Gurdon () and Alan Colman ()
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J. B. Gurdon: the Wellcome/CRC Institute
Alan Colman: PPL Therapeutics, Roslin Institute

Nature, 1999, vol. 402, issue 6763, 743-746

Abstract: It is now possible to make clones, or exact genetic copies, of sheep, cows, goats, mice and, probably, humans. This opens the way towards the production of replacement body parts from adult cells.

Date: 1999
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