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A monoclonal mouse?

Janet Rossant ()
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Janet Rossant: University of Toronto

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6875, 967-969

Abstract: One potential use of nuclear-transplantation — cloning — technology is to generate genetically matched tissues for treating adult patients. But there's a debate about whether mature adult cells are a good source of nuclei.

Date: 2002
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