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Published online 27 January 2003 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news030120-15
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Clones to cut cheese costs?
Protein-rich milk from modified cows could speed dairy processing.
Protein-rich milk from cloned, genetically modified cows could cut cheese-making costs. Dairy manufacturers would need less milk to make cheddar firm and ice cream creamy.
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