President Clinton weighs Cuba food sales bill signals
President Clinton said he likely would sign a bill allowing the sale of American food and medicine to Cuba while ensuring it does not constrain foreign policy or travel. He noted questions remain about full normalization and tied the decision to bipartisan support and Cuban reforms. He also defended Vice President Gore amid polling challenges and reflected on Elian Gonzalez’s removal case.
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Gene targeted cloning in sheep marks milestone in livestock
Scottish scientists report a method to alter and insert genes in sheep with precision, enabling specific changes in the animals’ own DNA and creating clones carrying the edits. Two sheep carry a human milk protein gene, a third has a targeted genetic disruption, pointing to healthier livestock and potential organ banks.
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PPL Therapeutics
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