Dolly the sheep keys cloning era in Scotland
Dolly the sheep born at Roslin Institute near Edinburgh marked the first mammal cloned from an adult. Scientists say the breakthrough fuels debate on human cloning, with Italian fertility expert Antinori and Biologist Boisselier pursuing or backing attempts, while many nations consider bans or guidelines.
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Embryo Growth Stalls Despite Extended Development Attempts
Don Wolf of an Oregon lab notes that embryos fail to progress after four or five days even after extending development before implantation. He suspects a fundamental deficiency in the embryos limiting their growth and viability.
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