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BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | S Korea cloning research was fake
Research by South Korea's top human cloning scientist - hailed as a breakthrough earlier this year - was fabricated, colleagues have concluded. A Seoul National University panel said the research by world-renowned Hwang Woo-suk was "intentionally fabricated", and he would be disciplined. Dr Hwang said he would resign, but he did not admit his research was faked. "I sincerely apologise to the peopl
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