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Engineering genetics: Dr. Bernard Glick separates DNA molecules at Bio Logical laboratory on York University campus in North york. But his cloning machine doesn't produce look-alikes.
Engineering genetics: Dr. Bernard Glick separates DNA molecules at Bio Logical laboratory on York University campus in North york. But his cloning machine doesn't produce look-alikes.

Engineering genetics: Dr. Bernard Glick separates DNA molecules at Bio Logical laboratory on York University campus in North york. But his cloning machine doesn't produce look-alikes.

Date8/13/1981
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  • Engineering genetics: Dr. Bernard Glick separates DNA molecules at Bio Logical laboratory on York University campus in North york. But his cloning machine doesn't produce look-alikes.
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      ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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