Mice Cloned From Blood Drops | The Scientist Magazine®
Frozen mice cloned - are woolly mammoths next? | Reuters
Production of healthy cloned mice from bodies frozen at −20°C for 16 years | PNAS
Cloning Breakthrough As Scientists Create Mouse Clones From Freeze-Dried Cells | IFLScience
Mouse Cloned From 16-year Frozen Tissue: Science Fiction in the News
Starting with one mouse, scientists create 581 successive clones
Mice Cloned After 16-Year Freeze; Mammoths Next? | WIRED
Cloning: Back from the ice | RIKEN
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Cloned mice have an obese phenotype not transmitted to their offspring | Nature Medicine
Cloning by numbers | New Scientist
Cloned Mice Die Young | Science | AAAS
Recent advancements in cloning by somatic cell nuclear transfer | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
A huge leap for cloning - Boston Children's Answers A huge leap for cloning
The History of Cloning
BRC Current Technology January 2019 | Experimental Animal Division (RIKEN BRC)
Why Clone?
Mice cloned from skin cells | PNAS
Production of cloned mice by somatic cellnuclear transfer | Nature Protocols
A monoclonal mouse? | Nature
Not all clones the same
Cloning of Mice - ScienceDirect
Cloned Mice Pair Genetically Identical Mice Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock Editorial
