Cloned embryo implanted in woman - doctor

A 35-year-old woman is hoping to give birth to the world’s first cloned human being after a freshly-cloned embryo was implanted in her, announced US reproductive specialist Dr Panos Zavos in London.

Cloned embryo implanted in woman - doctor
Sat, 17 Jan, 2004 - 15:13

A 35-year-old woman is hoping to give birth to the world’s first cloned human being after a freshly-cloned embryo was implanted in her, announced US reproductive specialist Dr Panos Zavos in London.

The pioneering implantation was announced by the controversial doctor but he refused to reveal the identity or nationality of the woman.

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