Cloning
Scientists cloned "Dolly the sheep" in 1997, creating a media storm about the possibility of human cloning--and its ethical implications. However, one should understand the there are distinct types of cloning before taking an ethical or political stance. There are three types of cloning technologies that can be used for purposes besides producing genetic copies of organisms: recombinant DNA technology or DNA cloning, reproductive cloning, and therapeutic cloning. We feature articles from publications and scientific journals that discuss the ramifications of cloning.Most Recent Articles on Cloning
Scientists vs. The Public: The Cloning controversy.
The majority of the 2,400+ life scientists who participated in a study on cloning conducted by The Science Advisory Board (Arlington, VA) strongly...Bioscience Technology,
2/1/05
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Human-cloning Claim Creates Controversy - Advanced Cell Technology Research - Brief Article
Public relations ploy or scientific breakthrough? That's one of the questions swirling around a biotech firm's disclosure this week that it has...A Fantastical Experiment: The Science Behind The Controversial Cloning Of Dolly - First Cloning Of Mammal From Adult Nucleus - Cover Story
In 1938, just a few years before his death, the famous German embryologist Hans Spemann pondered a long-debated idea called nuclear equivalency....Cloning Human Embryos; Exploring The Science Of A Controversial Experiment
On October 13, 1993, researchers Jerry L. Hall and Robert J. Stillman entered the annals of reproductive history with the announcement that they had...Cloning Research RSS Feeds 
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