Two Western doctors recently announced plans to clone a human being. They say their team has unlimited funding as well as up to 700 couples willing to be part of the experiment, and they cite recent success in cloning cattle and other mammals. With natural means denied him and the urge to reproduce still strong, Frank Hansford-Miller, wants to undergo cloning. There is no law to prevent human cloning from taking place in New Zealand, according to Labour list MP Dianne Yates. Amid the press of cameramen and din of mobiles, Antinori stepped forward for his moment of glory.
Cloning is the last frontier.
The result was an accident that left Hunt disabled. Reportedly, the employer offered to call Hunt's husband to drive her home, or to call a taxi for her. The researchers believe they will succeed in delivering a cloned baby within two years.