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Mice born from cloned sperm

Technique raises hopes for infertile men.

Cloning might one day restore the fertility of men with severely low sperm counts, say researchers in the United States who have cloned mouse sperm and used it to create apparently healthy adult mice.

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Posted by Nicola Jones on July 3, 2007 04:59 PM |

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Cloning might one day restore the fertility of men with severely low sperm counts, say researchers in the United States who have cloned mouse sperm and used it to create apparently healthy adult mice good site

Posted by: leman | July 10, 2007 12:24 AM

cloning will be the future ...

Posted by: Creatin | October 31, 2007 01:23 PM

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