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Pet kitten cloned (12/23/2004)

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Scientists at Genetic Savings and Clone, in California have successfully cloned the first commecially cloned pet kitten. The clone was created for a Texas woman known only as Julie to replace her previous cat who had died last year. The new kitten, named Little Nicky, is nine weekds old and appears to be in good shape.

Julie apparently paid $50,000 to have her dead pet cloned, a price sure to go down as the process gets streamlined.

Genetic Savings and Clone says it is using a new technique and has orders for five more cats with hopes of producing 50 by the end of 2005.

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