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In vitro development and mitochondrial fate of macaca–rabbit cloned embryos

26 Jun 2003

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Interspecies cloning may be used as an effective method to conserve highly endangered species and to support the development of non-human primate animal models for studying therapeutic cloning and nuclear-cytoplasm interaction. The use of the monkey model for biomedical research can avoid legal, ethical, and experimental limitations encountered in a clinical situation. We describe in this study the in vitro...

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PMID: 12840813
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.10320

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