Letter
Terminology used in article on cloning was incorrect
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BMJ
2001;323:804.2
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- Peter Millard, emeritus professor of geriatrics, St George's Hospital Medical School (peter.millard@tinyworld.co.uk)
- 12 Cornwall Road, Cheam, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6DR
EDITOR—The myth that stem cells developed by cloning will be genetically similar to the adult needs to be exposed. Scientifically, the statements in the box in Mayor's news article are wrong.1 The Donaldson report (page 23, para 2.28) states “animals born from cell nuclear replacement are not exactly identical to the animal cell whose cell nucleus was used in the …
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