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Will a cloned Neanderthal baby be seen in our l...
The death of the tortoise raises the question -- how can we save our endangered animals before it's too late?
Cloning helps corals colonize habitats far and wide
How do scientists make cloned animals?
Tiny animals, called rotifers, can reproduce without sex, but when push comes to shove, they choose sex.
Michael Jackson reportedly was very interested in being cloned. But it's not so easy.
Japanese scientists cloned mice that had been frozen 16 years.
Sand dollar larvae clone themselves when they sense predators are near.
Scientists clone a beam of laser light, but the technique is not perfect. Forty years ago in a similar Sci-fi experiment, the Enterprise's transporter made a flawed copy of Captain Kirk.
Predictions are risky, especially when they concern the future. That said, there are technologies being tinkered with right now that could transform your life - if and when they are brought to full expression. - Lamont Wood
Scientists, FDA says cloned products OK to eat, consumer groups disagree.
Human cloning should be outlawed by the world community or else …
Hair is a better source of ancient DNA than bone or muscle, a woollymammoth study suggests.
Leading geneticist asks scientists to create stem cells with animal eggs.
The FDA says no special labels are needed to identify cloned beef. Just more of the same lousy product.
When will you be able to duplicate your best friend?
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