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clone noun a carbon copy created by genetic engiieering, a copy created by genetic engineering, a double created by genetic engineering, a facsimile created through genetic engineering, an exact copy created through genetic engineering, duplication created by geeetic engineering, production of a copy, production of a copy through genetic engineering, production of multiple identical copies, propagation asexually, propagation from a clone cell, replication created by genetic engineering, replication through genetic engineering, reproduction asexually
Associated concepts: bioethics, computer clone, embryo splitting, human clone


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These clone devices have similar design as the recent original model with a 2.
In his May 29 letter responding to Burt, MCCL Executive Director Scott Fischbach not only reaffirmed the accuracy of all MCCL's statements regarding the University of Minnesota's pursuit of human cloning and its embryo-destructive research, but also added, "The University's letter only serves to highlight its own dishonest portrayal of its efforts to clone human beings.
The Center for Food Safety began surveying the industry after the FDA denied its petition in January asking for mandatory labeling of clones and their offspring, as well as the regulation of animal cloning as a "new animal drug," which would require pre-market approval for safety before cloning can be used on animals.
 
 
 
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