http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2005-01/08/content_2433397.htm
2005-01-08

BEIJING, Jan. 8 -- Two cloned cows containing a human gene, which is an
important component in breast milk, were born in east China's Shandong
Province.
The cows, which have the lactoferrin gene, were born in an animal research
base for gene transfer.
Experts say the cloned cows will be able to yield nourishing milk because of
the gene transfer of human milk.
They say cloned cattle with the human gene is valuable for scientific
purposes and business. Only a few countries can do this cloning, including
Britain and Argentina.

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Janice Reynolds

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