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Human Cloning: Not When, But Why Business Week; New York; February 19, 2001; Catherine Arnst; Edition: Industrial/technology edition Issue: 3720 Start Page: 66 ISSN: 07398395 Full Text: Copyright 2001 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. [Author note] Senior Writer Arnst covers science and medicine from New York. Human cloning is poised to jump from theory to practice. In late January, a team of reproductive experts launched an effort to clone children for infertile couples. The group includes Dr. Severino Antinorini, the Italian …

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