letters to nature ——<< pain secptr copes. | Bol Chen. 27, 13787-13748 1998). " 1p Pol | ei i Grr MG Cal rr einen: EMBO 2, Nava Abe somal package for lear epee, A tag 4015718 s sag. A Cra, nas Sag Po CP Seay Weed 33 ery 18 ‘ha Boers 0b 2. Be | chee: & ped amin eon. Ap Cpa hang KL SQUASH combing conn or mrp "Spain Dahm os 2 fmt kc an Wa A inp baigr 28 es AFR wn Apap N ie ey Pom Fae dim Cre ae neement hk) ian on Sco nd aan wo CLP REP EIA ERRATUM Viable offspring derived from fetal and adult mammalian cells 1. Wilmut, A. E. Schnieke, J. MeWhir, A.J. Kind &K.H.S. Campbell Nature 385, 810-813 (1997). in this Letter in the 37 February issue, a production ervor led to the | image for part b of Fig | (fetal fibroblasts) being used twice, as parts band c. The correct image for Fig. 1¢ (mammary-derived cells) is shown below, and is also on the Nature web site and in reprints. YOURS TO HAVE AND TO HOLD | BUT NOT The publication you are reading is protected by copyright lave. This means thatthe publisher could take you and your employer to court and claim heavy legal damages if you make unauthorised infringing photocopies from these pages. TO COPY The Copyright Licensing ‘Agency (CLA) isan organisation which issues licences to bring photocopying within the law. Tt has designed licensing services to cover all kinds of special needs in business, education, ‘and government If you take photocopies from | Photocopying copyright ‘material without permission {sno different from stealing ‘a magazine from newsagent, only it doesn’t seem like theft. books, magazines and periodicals at work your employer should bbe licensed with CLA. Make sure you are protected by ‘ photocopying licence. The Copyright Licensing Agency Limited SO Tot Court Ro oe WAP OLP ftom aes 'NATURE|VOL S613 MARCH 1957