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Bloomberg

China’s Genetics Giant BGI Wants Everyone to Live to at Least 99

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Nov.13 -- China has leaped ahead of the West in the race to dominate genetic science. But the absence of regulatory barriers and the country's lofty ambitions have spawned an environment where researchers are pushing ethical and...
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THE WORLD'S LAST REMAINING WILD HORSES

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Hungary's Hortobagy National Park has the largest Asian Wild Horse population outside Mongolia. The Asian wild horse is the only truly wild horse remaining in the world. Running free - Asian wild horses in Hungary's Hortobagy National...
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Genetically modified cloned calves born in Argentina

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1. Close-up Pampa 1 - the first Argentinean cloned cow 2. New born calves Patagonia 1, 2, 3, 4 3. Various President of Biotech company Bio Sidus at press conference (April 2007) 4. Close up of banner "Pharmaceutical Dairy Farm -...
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Scientists complete a quarter of the first US biobank

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Oakland, California, US, April 21, 2010 1. Low angle of lab technician 2. Close up of saliva samples 3. Close up of samples with small barcodes 4. Wide of lab technician walking up to computer 5. Close up of computer 6. Close up of...
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WRAP Interview with doctor who says he has cloned a human child

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1. Wide of conference room at Rome Foreign Press Association 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Doctor Severino Antinori: (talking about the baby he claims to have cloned) "It's the 33rd week - I expect the birth for the first week of...
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Sect claims more clones expected

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1. Wide shot of pavilion in park 2. Photos of alleged UFO sightings displayed in pavilion 3. Book titled "Extra Terrestrials", pan to another book titled "Yes to Human Cloning" 4. Two Raelian members standing beside display 5. Children...
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Japan - Alternative cloning technique

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Japanese farmers are producing hundreds of cloned cows using an alternative cloning technique from the one used to manufacture 'Dolly' the sheep. It is a method they say is cheaper and far more reliable. A team of scientists led by...
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Events to mark annual Earth Day

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April 22, 2003 1. Wide shot Capitol Hill from Pennsylvania Avenue 2. Wide shot man and boy looking at duck in pool 3. Medium shot gardener shovelling from back of truck 4. Zoom in children at Navy Earth Day holding "Earth Balloons" 5....
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World's first DNA bank opened in London

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London, UK and various - recent and file London - 26 July 1: Exterior of Natural History Museum, various 2: Interior of main gallery, various 3: Preserved vampire bat, various 4: Presentation of Frozen Ark, various 5: SOUNDBITE:...
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Vatican ponders moral implications of tinkering with creation

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1. Exterior of building where conference on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is taking place 2. Interior of conference room with delegates seated around tables 3. Italian Health Minister Girolamo Sirchia (left of shot) sitting...
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WRAP Interview with doctor who says he has cloned a human child

Higher Ed
1. Wide of conference room at Rome Foreign Press Association 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Doctor Severino Antinori: (talking about the baby he claims to have cloned) "It's the 33rd week - I expect the birth for the first week of...
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USA: ALBRIGHT CONFIDENT OF TEST BAN TREATY BEING SIGNED

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English/Nat U-S Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says she is confident that the United States will ultimately sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. Saying that the science behind the treaty is sound Albright indicated that the U-S...
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Iranian scientists develop stem cell treatments

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Mashhad - March 16, 2009 1. Close-up of test tubes filled with blood spinning on a lab machine to avoid clotting 2. Mid of lab technicians working on project 3. Close-up of technician's hand working with lab tools 4. Mid of technicians...
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Reaction to US scientists winning Nobel Prize for Medicine

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Boston, Massachusetts 1. Craig Mello, Joint winner of the 2006 Nobel Laureate for Medicine arriving at news conference 2. Students clapping 3. Wide of Mello with people surrounding him clapping 4. People clapping 5. SOUNDBITE...
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Scientists try to create first water buffalo clone

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Nueva Ecija - 7 March 2006 3. Wide shot of water buffalo (carabao) eating 4. Water buffalos eating 5. Wide of ''high milk yielding'' water buffalo 6. Close-up of ''high milk yielding'' water buffalo 7. Wide of micro-manipulation...
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South Korean scientists have created four glow-in-the-dark beagles using cloning techniques that they say could help them develop cures for human diseases

Higher Ed
[[HEADLINE: Scientists claim to create glow-in-the-dark dogs CAPTION: South Korean scientists have created four glow-in-the-dark beagles using cloning techniques that they say could help them develop cures for human diseases. (April...
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The death of a 36-year-old Illinois woman is raising concerns about gene therapy research. Jolee Mohr died three weeks after being injected with trillions of genetically engineered viruses in a voluntary experiment.

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HEADLINE: Death raises questions about gene therapy CAPTION: The death of a 36-year-old Illinois woman is raising concerns about gene therapy research. Jolee Mohr died three weeks after being injected with trillions of genetically...
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Cloning cult after supermodel Gisele

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APTN File 1. Various shots Gisele Bundchen on catwalk APTN File Victoria's Secret VNR. January 2003 2. Various shots Gisele Bundchen at Victoria's Secret fashion shoot Recent APTN File 3. Brigitte Boisselier, Head of Clonaid walking...
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Prosecutors indict disgraced cloning scientist

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AP Television News May 12, 2006 1. Prosecution official Lee In-kyu entering news conference 2. Cutaway of photographers 3. Wide shot of news conference 4. SOUNDBITE (Korean): Lee In-kyu, Prosecution official: " We decided to indict...
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Scientists launch Ethiopian farm to breed healthy, bug resistant chickens

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Rresearchers are investigating the genetics of chickens in an unusual farm laboratory just launched in Ethiopia. The initiative is to develop disease-resistant, climate-resilient chickens to improve nutrition and income...
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23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki on Glaxo Partnership and Data Security

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Sep.05 -- Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe's chief executive officer, sits down with Bloomberg's Emily Chang at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco to discuss how the company hopes to leverage its technology in a partnership with...
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in SKorea

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1. South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk (red tie) entering the courthouse for hearing surrounded by security, supporters and media 2. Medium of Hwang entering 3. Wide of Hwang entering 4. Close-up of Hwang entering 5....
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USA: EUROPEAN COMMISSION PRESIDENT PRODI VISIT

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English/Nat The President of the European Commission (E-C) Romano Prodi says the next round of trade talks with the United States will mean tough talking on the question of genetically modified (G-M) foods. Speaking in Washington after a...
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UN Food summit and anti-GMO protest

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1. Exterior shot United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) 2. Security on horseback 3. New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) meeting 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ahmed Tejan Kabbah, Sierra Leone President: "It would...