British bid to create part cow part human embryos was abandoned in 2002 as an obstacle to the government’s ambitions, while Britain’s Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority refused to admit it would take human embryos from the dead animals to produce living children

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British bid to create part cow part human embryos was abandoned in 2002 as an obstacle to the government’s ambitions, while Britain’s Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority refused to admit it would take human embryos from the dead animals to produce [...]

Les mer om British bid to create part cow part human embryos was abandoned in 2002 as an obstacle to the government’s ambitions, while Britain’s Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority refused to admit it would take human embryos from the dead animals to produce living children