article_snippet.sent: The mother-to-be, whose name is Injaz, was cloned from the ovarian cells of a slaughtered camel in 2009 and born from a  surrogate mother.
article_snippet.sent: The mother-to-be, whose name is Injaz, was cloned from the ovarian cells of a slaughtered camel in 2009 and born by surrogate mother.
article_snippet.sent: Dr Nisar Wani, scientific director of the Reproductive Biotechnology Centre in Nad Al Sheba, Dubai are very excited because Injaz is now pregnant and
article_snippet.sent: Dr Nisar Wani, scientific director of the Reproductive Biotechnology Centre in Nad Al Sheba, Dubai expect to have a calf from Injaz late this year.
article_snippet.sent: The birth of Injaz, whose name means 'achievement' in Arabic, caused great excitement in 2009 and scientists said that cloning would help to preserve the genetics of the camel population.
article_snippet.sent: Since Injaz was born, many more animals have been produced by genetic cloning, including one from the cells of a camel beauty pageant winner.
article_snippet.sent: Since Injaz was born, many more animals have been produced by genetic cloning, including one from the cells of a camel beauty pageant winner, the BBC reported.
article_snippet.sent: Injaz was cloned was born on April 8, 2009 weighing 66lbs (30kg), after an uncomplicated gestation of 378 days.
article_snippet.sent: Injaz was confirmed as genetically identical to the camel cells harvested from the ovary of an adult camel were taken from, according to United Arab Emirates newspapers at the time.
highlights_snippet.sent: Cloned camel was born in 2009 and called Inzaz, which means achievement .
  