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A somatic cell is generally
taken to mean any cell
forming the body of an
organism. Somatic cells, by
definition, are not germline
cells. In mammals, germline
cells are the sperm and ova
(also known as "gametes")
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Human cloning
Human cloning is the
creation of a genetically
identical copy of an
existing, or previously
existing, human being or
growing cloned tissue from
that individual. The term is
generally used to refer to
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Dog breeding
Dog breeding is the vocation
of mating carefully selected
specimens of the same breed
to reproduce specific,
consistently replicable
qualities and
characteristics.
The skilled breeder has at
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Dolly the Sheep
Dolly (July 5, 1996 -
February 14, 2003), a ewe,
was the first mammal to have
been successfully cloned
from an adult cell. She was
cloned at the Roslin
Institute in Midlothian,
Scotland, and lived there
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