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Eccentric scientist sparks cloning debate in Oak Park
Richard Seed, a physicist turned biotechnologist, attracted attention in the late 1980s with plans to fund human cloning in the Chicago area. Despite grand talk and high-profile ideas, his ventures struggled financially and failed to produce cloning breakthroughs, while supporters praised his vision and critics urged caution.
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Chicago
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John Seed
Princeton
N.J
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Grant Hospital
Omni Research Foundation
Downers Grove
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Oak Park High School
Mary Anne Nortis
Barbara Gross
Harvard
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Embryo Transplant Corp
Wall Street Journal
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Fertility & Genetics Research Inc
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Lori Andrews
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Oak Park River Forest High School
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