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Controversial S. Korean paper on wolf cloning removed from science magazine's Web siteThe HankyorehApril 12th, 2007An international science journal on Wednesday deleted a paper on wolf cloning by South Korean researchers from its Web site amid scrutiny of the paper over alleged data fabrication.

S. Korean wolf cloning team under investigationReutersApril 10th, 2007Suspected ‘data inflation’ to increase cloning success rate

Pushing the Chimeric Envelopeby Osagie K. Obasogie, Biopolitical TimesMarch 30th, 2007It was reported this week that Esmail Zanjani at the University of Nevada has created the first human-sheep chimera, with 15% human cells.

Group blasts FDA plan to allow food from clonesby Christopher Doering, ReutersMarch 22nd, 2007The Center for Food Safety's report said the FDA's risk assessment of food from cloned animals used data that was "selectively reported to fit predetermined conclusions" and relied heavily on unpublished data from two cloning companies.

One-parent embryos: A step ahead in stem cellsby Marie McCullough, Philadelphia InquirerMarch 10th, 2007University of Pennsylvania researchers have stretched the definition even further. In studies with mice, they created embryos using genetic material from only one parent - either a mother or a father.

Ten years after Dolly, where cloning's goingby Faye Flam, Seattle TimesMarch 9th, 2007Months before the FDA's December announcement that meat from cloned animals is safe to eat, employees at Cyagra were carving into cloned steaks several times a week.

The Man Behind the Cloning Movementby Pallavi Gogoi, BusinessWeekMarch 8th, 2007Why is Scott Simplot pushing so hard to clone animals for supermarket shelves? He's following in his father's footsteps

Goodbye, Dolly: Rejecting Cloned Foodby Dr. Allan Kornberg, Business WeekFebruary 21st, 2007The executive director of the World Society for the Protection of Animals on why Americans should say no to food from animal clones

Center for Food Safety Takes Its Concerns to YouTubeby Osagie K. Obasogie, Biopolitical TimesFebruary 6th, 2007On the heels of its petition to the FDA to regulate cloned food product, The Center for Food Safety, has taken its battle online with a YouTube parody.

Cloned Meat: the hidden agendas (behind the other hidden agendas)by Pete Shanks, Biopolitical TimesJanuary 3rd, 2007Who is pushing to legalize cloned meat? Follow the money -- and there are strong connections to human genetic engineering.

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