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biological research biomedical cloning cloning SCNT somatic cell nuclear transfer somatic cell nuclear transplantation therapeutic cloning	That bill actually allowed the human cloning procedure, calling it "nuclear transplantation," but banned two things: (1) "implanting or attempting to implant the product of nuclear transplantation into a uterus or the functional equivalent of a uterus"; and (2) maintaining such a cloned human embryo for "more than 14 days from its first cell division," not counting time spent in a freezer. Research Cloning and "Fetus Farming": The Slippery Slope in Action by National Right to Life News The new legislation, which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary chaired by Specter, would allow embryonic stem cell research' known as somatic cell nuclear transplantation, to proceed under strict oversight from the federal government. Legislation allowing embryonic stem cell research, banning ... by Transplant News In nuclear transplantation in animals, researchers place DNA from an existing animal inside an egg they've stripped of its own DNA. Forbidden tests: panel seeks ban on human clones. (Science News This ... by Seppa, N. / Science News	Nuclear physicist nuclear physics nuclear planning system nuclear power nuclear power station nuclear propulsion nuclear proximity-surface burst nuclear radiation nuclear reaction nuclear reactor Nuclear Regulatory Commission nuclear resonance nuclear RNA nuclear rocket nuclear round nuclear safety line nuclear stalemate nuclear strike warning nuclear submarine nuclear support nuclear surface burst nuclear terrorism nuclear threshold nuclear transfer nuclear transmutation nuclear transplantation nuclear umbrella nuclear underground burst nuclear underwater burst nuclear vulnerability assessment nuclear war nuclear warfare nuclear warhead nuclear warning message nuclear waste nuclear weapon nuclear weapon degradation nuclear weapon employment time nuclear weapon exercise nuclear weapon maneuver nuclear weapon(s) accident nuclear weapons state nuclear weapons surety nuclear winter nuclear yield nuclear yields nuclear, biological, and chemical conditions nuclear, biological, and chemical defense nuclear, biological, and chemical environment nuclear, biological, and chemical-capable nation nuclear, biological, chemical area of observation	Nuclear Testing Talks Nuclear Testing Zone Nuclear thermal rocket Nuclear Thermal Rocket Engine nuclear thermionic converter Nuclear Thermionics Laboratory Nuclear Threat Initiative Nuclear Threat Reduction Campaign nuclear threshold nuclear thresholds Nuclear Thyroid Hormone Binding Protein nuclear time scale Nuclear Time Unit Nuclear to Cytoplasmic Nuclear to Plasma Ratio Nuclear Track A Nuclear Training Unit nuclear transfer nuclear transfer nuclear transfer nuclear transfer Nuclear Transfer Stem Cells nuclear transformation Nuclear Transitory Zone Nuclear transmutation nuclear transplantation Nuclear Transport Factor 2 Nuclear Triiodothyronine Binding Protein Nuclear Triiodothyronine Receptors nuclear triode detector nuclear twin-probe gage Nuclear U-Boat Nuclear U-Boat Nuclear U-Boat nuclear umbrella nuclear umbrellas nuclear underground burst nuclear underwater burst Nuclear Underwater Sound Source Nuclear Utilities Services Corporation Nuclear Utility Group on Equipment Qualification Nuclear Utility Management and Resources Council Nuclear Utility Obsolescence Group Nuclear Utilization Targeting Strategy Nuclear Utilization Theory Nuclear VCP Nuclear Vehicle Projects Office Nuclear Verification Information System Nuclear Vessel Inspection Definition and Record nuclear veterinary medicine nuclear veterinary medicine nuclear veterinary medicine Nuclear Vitamin D Receptor nuclear vulnerability assessment

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biological research
biomedical cloning
cloning
SCNT
somatic cell nuclear transfer
somatic cell nuclear transplantation
therapeutic cloning

That bill actually allowed the human cloning procedure, calling it "nuclear transplantation," but banned two things: (1) "implanting or attempting to implant the product of nuclear transplantation into a uterus or the functional equivalent of a uterus"; and (2) maintaining such a cloned human embryo for "more than 14 days from its first cell division," not counting time spent in a freezer.

Research Cloning and "Fetus Farming": The Slippery Slope in Action by National Right to Life News

The new legislation, which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary chaired by Specter, would allow embryonic stem cell research' known as somatic cell nuclear transplantation, to proceed under strict oversight from the federal government.