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30 Years After Dolly: Cloning Revisits Its Copy

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Thirty years ago, the Dolly sheep upset science and ethics. First mammal cloned from an adult cell, it opened debates on a global scale. Yet cloning is now abandoned by research laboratories. What has replaced it?
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30 Years After Dolly: Cloning Revisits Its Copy

Thirty years ago, the Dolly sheep upset science and ethics. First mammal cloned from an adult cell, it opened debates on a global scale. Yet cloning is now abandoned by research laboratories. What has replaced it?

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Radio France broke the news on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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