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Yes. An udder cell was taken from one sheep and injected into an unfertilized cell. These were caused to fuse by the use of electrical pulses. Once fused, the cell was transplanted into a surrogate mother.

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Yes, this how the clone of sheep named Dolly was created.

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Q: To produce Dolly did Ian Wilmut remove the nucleus from a sheep body cell and fuse it with a cell taken from another adult?
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