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Following surprising claims this week by South Korean researchers thatthey cloned an embryo from the cell of a 30-year-old woman, scientists and ethicists said cloning of humans, while controversial, is likely to be "The question isn't whether they did it or not, but whether there is any scientific reason to believe any top human fertility expert can't try and even succeed in cloning a human," said Randall Prather, an animal embryo researcher at the University of Missouri. Dr. Prather and other scientists engaged in animal cloning experiments said that breakthroughs in recent months in cloning mice and cattle, following the cloning of a sheep in early 1997, suggest that duplicating such efforts in humans is, if not possible now, likely to be possible soon. "The science is there, or nearly there," said Dr. Prather who is attempting to clone pigs. He noted that, if anything, humans, for technical reasons, "may turn out to actually be easier to clone than some other animal species." The Korean cloning announcement by fertility doctors Wednesday in Seoul triggered a world-wide response of skepticism and alarm. Most countries, including the U.S., have called for a moratorium on human clon
cloning of mice and cows reported in recent months "many of the cloned people say it makes them feel queasy," Dr. Fost said. "These so-called misinformation," Dr. Caplan said. "This isn't how scientists with integrity But Dr. Wilmut destroyed that belief. This past summer, scientists in Hawaii restricted. For example, scientists believed muscle cells could only make embryos didn't advance to birth, probably because they were defective in that much more work must be done in animals, especially primates, before cells, adult cells have very specific functions that keep their activity
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