Mouse Study Finds Limits to Mammal Cloning Due to Genetic Mutations
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- •The study was conducted on mice to investigate the effects of repeated cloning.
- •Repeated cloning in mice caused significant genetic mutations that worsened over successive generations.
- •The research suggests that these genetic mutations prevent mammals from being cloned infinitely.
- •The findings were published on March 24, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸scientists develop new cloning techniques to reduce genetic mutations cloning could become safer and more viable for medical and agricultural applications
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