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Scientists clone first mice from freeze-dried skin cells | The Optimist Daily
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Cloned mice have an obese phenotype not transmitted to their offspring | Nature Medicine
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IL-4 Mouse anti-Human, Unlabeled, Clone: 8D4-8, BD: Primary Antibodies - Alphabetical Anticuerpos primarios | Fisher Scientific
What is Cloning?" & "Click and Clone" | Eurostemcell
Cloned mice created from freeze dried skin cells in world first | Science | The Guardian
Cloning of Mice - ScienceDirect
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Riken researchers use single mouse to clone 598 mice of 26 generations - The Japan Times
Scientists Create 581 Clones From Same Mouse
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Japanese scientists clone a mouse from a SINGLE drop of blood | Daily Mail Online
Mice Cloned From Blood Drops | The Scientist Magazine®
