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LONDON (AFP) - A human embryo has been cloned for the first time in Britain, where such work is strictly regulated, scientists announced.
Scientists at Newcastle University, the first in Britain to obtain a licence to carry out therapeutic cloning for stem cell research, said they had successfully produced a blastocyst – a tiny, early-stage embryo consisting of a hollow ball of cells – cloned from a human cell using nuclear transfer.
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Scientists at Newcastle University, the first in Britain to obtain a licence to carry out therapeutic cloning for stem cell research, said they had successfully produced a blastocyst – a tiny, early-stage embryo consisting of a hollow ball of cells – cloned from a human cell using nuclear transfer.
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