Sentence examples for creating a cloned from inspiring English sources
But creating a cloned embryo requires human egg cells, and egg cells aren't cheap.
If a political party became threatening, he would do the same thing, sometimes even creating a cloned version of the same party with people on the government payroll.
While the South Korean paper offers a new technical trick for creating a cloned human blastocyst, it does not resolve any questions about how robust that blastocyst may be for generating a healthy, normal human being.
Five other members said that research cloning should remain prohibited for now, but if ways are developed to reprogram adult cells into embryonic stem cells without first creating a cloned embryo, they should be supported.
Chavez goes on to suggest that an apprentice to the Emperor of the Galactic Empire may be the new villain of Episode 7, and that creating a clone of Palpatine would simply be recycling old ideas.
But if the embryo were instead put into a woman's uterus, it might successfully develop, creating a clone or almost identical twin of the patient who provided the skin cell nucleus.
Other helpful devotees have noticed that Brown University is looking for a new president, or have imagined her creating a clone of the Clinton Global Initiative focused on empowering women.
More battles are likely in an industry that has long been dogged by restrictions on opening new stores.Three years after belatedly creating a clone industry by licensing its Macintosh operating system, Apple Computer admitted failure.
Latham theorizes transcription factors "are the most difficult genes to reprogram" when creating a clone.
Instead of creating a clone library (which could have ethics and/or genetic modification issues), the sample DNA is fragmented and the fragments are ligated to adapters, eliminating library construction and cloning host biases.
In the linear model subsequent events gradually lead to tumor progression, whereas in the concurrent parallel model CTCs/DTCs settle down in distant organs, creating a clone that evolves in parallel to a primary site.
