Posted on 03/24/2005 5:24:12 AM PST by Calpernia
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PORTLAND, Oregon (CNN) -- Scientists have produced sibling rhesus monkeys from cloned embryos in the technology's closest application yet to a species related to humans.
The monkeys were developed using cells from different embryos, so they are not genetically identical, said Don Wolf, senior scientist at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center.
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I saw all the data on monkeys in the human genome open database; but I had no idea it was already successfully done.
This article was just re-relist in Google news alerts this month.
NW_AZ, this is from the email you sent.
I didn't realize cloning monkeys was successful years ago.
Isn't this about the time that Dolly was cloned?
Next, you will read about the people being cloned, if they
are doing monkeys, then people will work.
Monkey's Uncle Cloning Ping.
Interesting. But is this an evolution thread?
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