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Scottish embryologist, Ian Wilmut, created Dolly out of the genetic material from an udder of a six-year-old sheep by fusing the genetic material with an egg of another sheep and so a clone was born. Dolly got her name from Dolly Parton, because as Wilmut put it, "she was best known for her mammaries!"
A number of stem cell therapies have already been highly successful in bone marrow transplants and medical researchers are making huge strides in the treatment of cancer, Parkinson's and spinal cord injuries.
Recently, replacement organs were successfully grown in a high-tech facility in North Carolina, offering a solution to the dire shortage of human harvested organs for transplant purposes.
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