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Panayiotis Zavos

American fertility specialist
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  • Severino Antinori

    …partner was American fertility specialist Panayiotis Zavos, who claimed that he and Antinori expected to produce a viable human embryo within 18 months. In order to produce the clones, Antinori and Zavos planned to impregnate women with embryos made with the DNA of the child’s intended father. The children would,…

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    …partner was American fertility specialist Panayiotis Zavos, who claimed that he and Antinori expected to produce a viable human embryo within 18 months. In order to produce the clones, Antinori and Zavos planned to impregnate women with embryos made with the DNA of the child’s intended father. The children would,…

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