KOREAN BISHOPS have expressed concern after Seoul National University revealed that they had succeeded in cloning a dog. “The more animals are cloned, the more possibilities there are of creating a cloned human,” said Lee Chang-young, a spokesman for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea.
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Biology, Dog Breeding, Cloning, Cryobiology, Molecular Biology, Snuppy, Cc, Human Interest, Religion / Belief, Environment
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