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Dolly herself gave rise to the idea that clones age fast.
Dolly's cloned sisters aging gracefully: method to create nearly identical animals doesn't harm health
One of the chief concerns when Dolly was cloned 20 years ago was the premature aging that the clone experienced.
'Dolly' clones healthy and aging normally
None of them or any other country outside the EU identifies or tracks the offspring or descendants of clones.
COMMISSION PLAYS SAFE NOT TO IRK TRADE PARTNERS
It gives you a richer aroma, compared with some of the Dijon clones, which are floral and less spicy.
The famed Wente Clone
Taking Islamic jurisprudence principles, such as the rule of necessity for self preservation and respect for human beings, the rule of la darar wa la dirar ('the necessity to refrain from causing harm to oneself and others') and the rule of usr wa haraj, one may indicate that if human cloning could not be prohibited or opposed, it gives way to various harmful consequences including family disorder, chaos in the clone's family relationships, physical and mental diseases for clones and suffering of egg donors and surrogate mothers.
Is human reproductive cloning ethical and legal?
After going through a two-year quarantine process, it became clear that they were not the clones he had seen in Burgundy.
Dijon Chardonnay choices: Oregon and California growers discuss their Chardonnay clones
Multilocus sequence typing for characterization of methicillin-resistant and methicillin-susceptible clones of Staphylococcus aureus.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Taiwan
Trying to save both their own lives and the lives of their fellow clones, Lincoln and Jordan seek the help of their sponsors to expose the corporation's crimes.
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
For the most part, clonal production systems have been used to establish clonal tests where a few plants are produced from each of many clones.
R & D Agenda for Sustainable U.S. Forest Productivity
Scientists create clones for two very different reasons.
Medical milestone: South Korean scientists have cloned human cells to help treat disease. Find out how, and why it could change the future
Clones do occur naturally, such as in identical human twins - although they are genetically different from their parents, they are naturally occurring clones of each other.
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
Imagine a world in the not-so-distant future where biotechnologists and/or genetic engineers create human clones to perform menial labor.
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