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Cloning -- a step too far? An article on the ethical aspects of cloning in animals and humans.

Human reproduction and genetic ethics - 1 Jan 1998

Bruce Donald M

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PMID: 11657128
DOI: 10.1179/hrge.4.2.e8gn038377x12t26

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