Human Being Cloning a False Claim and a Fabricated Results-Juniper Publishers

Since Dolly cloning by Ian wilmut, Scientists have raised a heated debate in various means of communication, the issue of human being cloning. Since that time the researchers tried in their laboratories to clone human for about two decades without successful results. Not only this, but one of the south Korean researchers, on Dec. 24, 1998 falsely claimed that he had successful human being cloning, which later on according to a report released by Seoul National University panel investigating his work, revealed that Dr. Hwang Woo-Suk who claimed to have cloned human cells was having a fallacious report and fabricated data for all of that research and he convicted for embezzlement and false claim.
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