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CLONES	Central Location On-Line Entry System (NANPA)

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In its report, the FDA said: "There is no science-based reason to use labels to distinguish" between food derived from clones and those from conventional animals.

Grocers Saying 'No' to Cloned Food Despite FDA Ruling

Worldwatch Institute researcher Danielle Nierenberg, in particular, is concerned that, like genetically modified organisms, clones will not be required to carry an identifying label in stores.

Food from cloned animals receives preliminary approval

The draft guidance for industry addresses the use of food and feed products derived from clones and their offspring.

FDA issues draft documents on the safety of animal clones

All of the equine clones born to date have been as healthy as any normal foal, say the scientists who produced them.

Horse Racing: BLOODSTOCK DESK - CLONING A CHAMPION

Dissemination of new methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus clones in the community.

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Taiwan

The similarity of the business of harvesting organs from unwilling adult clones to that of collecting stem cells from helpless human embryos has not been lost to reviewers.

Heading for The Island: The Island portrays the immorality of the principle behind embryonic stem-cell research, which is that certain human beings can be declared expendable for the benefit of others

(2) You could negotiate royalties multiplied by the number of clones produced from your horse, whether cloned or bred, and/or from their competitive successes;

Horsecloning.com says royalty fees will replace stud fees for cloned horses

Developing a testing program to identify superior clones. A coordinated testing program is needed to establish credible, common "standards" for clones.

R & D Agenda for Sustainable U.S. Forest Productivity

For this reason, his research may be the closest science has come to producing a human clone. But that doesn't mean you can start planning for your clone.

Medical milestone: South Korean scientists have cloned human cells to help treat disease. Find out how, and why it could change the future

Such a law would require killing all clones. It would amount to a ban on allowing these "human beings to survive," said Richard Doerflinger of the U.S.

Cloning advance spurs ethical quandaries: arguments point to unexpected turns in debate as age of cloned babies draws closer

The resulting organisms are identical twins (clones) containing DNA from both the mother and the father.

What the cloning debate is all about; The announcement that a 35-year-old woman is hoping to give birth to the world's first cloned baby has turned the spotlight again on a highly controversial process that has divided scientists, politicians and the public

Hence, "clone and kill," as this cloning is more accurately described, would be utterly immoral.

PRO-LIFE CHALLENGE Biomedical Ethics The Radical Depth and Scope of the Cloning Agenda