Today, 27 years ago, on November 10, 1998 (Calendar, September 22, 1998), Japan cloned cows with milk cells. On November 10, 1998, the Institute for Fertilized Oval Transplant in Hokkaido, Japan, announced that the cows cloned with breast cells in milk would be born in April 1999. The cows cloned with cells in milk had no precedent before. In April 1998, the Institute for Fertilized Oval Transplant in Hokkaido, Japan, separated the breast cells from the first milk of the Dutch cows. The researchers cultivated the breast cells two months later, removed the nucleus from the cell nucleus, transplanted them into the unfertilized egg, and then moved them into the mother's ward as the "agent mother." At the end of July 1998, the three "agent moms" were successful