Chinese woman pays US$22,000 to clone late dog with skin sample, sparks curiosity online


SHANGHAI (SCMP): A woman in China who spent 160,000 yuan (US$22,000) to replicate her dead dog using a skin sample has sparked widespread interest in pet cloning services.

While animal cloning is not against the law in China, the practice must comply with ethical guidelines, and cloning companies must have the proper qualifications.

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