Nisar Ahmad Wani carried out the world’s first successful camel cloning. Now, his team at the Reproductive Biotechnology Centre, in Dubai, clones camels for beauty pageants and racing.

But whether or not they realize it, many thousands of clones have already been produced as the cloning process has become ...

Nature Biotechnology ... A recent survey of the Canadian public reveals a strong association between attitudes toward cloning and attitudes to biotechnology.

French biotech startup Generare has closed a €5 million seed round (around $5.5 million at current exchange rates) ... And this is enabled by our, let’s call it, cloning technology, ...

A recent successful cloning of the Arctic wolf comes nearly 27 years after the famed sheep Dolly was the first cloned animal. Chinese firm Sinogene Pet Cloning Biotechnology used skin cells from a ...

Play AI lets anyone clone different kinds of voices that they can use for AI-powered use cases, such as customer service, per ...

Human cloning was once a thing of science fiction - and many people still think it is. Yet, as science has evolved, so too has our ability to clone and reproduce genes and embryos, and even entire ...

South Korea has emerged as a hub for the practice, with companies like Sooam Biotech offering cloning services since 2005, the same year the firm produced the world’s first cloned dog, Snuppy.

Going Whole Hog for Cloning. Biotech Firm Plans Its Use In Breeding Farm Animals. By Terence Chea. August 4, 2000 at 8:00 p.m. EDT.

Nisar Ahmad Wani carried out the world’s first successful camel cloning. Now, his team at the Reproductive Biotechnology Centre, in Dubai, clones camels for beauty pageants and racing.