‘Clone’ parents suspend DNA tests on baby

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‘Clone’ parents suspend DNA tests on baby
Thu, 09 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
purported to be the world’s first human clone have suspended tests which could prove whether the claim is true.

The Clonaid company said the parents had decided not to have the tests until they were guaranteed the baby nicknamed Eve would not be taken away.

A lawyer in Florida is asking a judge to place Eve under court protection.

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