The first patents on the technology used to clone Dolly the sheep were issued last week,
three years after its inventors published news of Dolly's birth (see Nature 385, 810-813; …

Reports on the controversy in the United Kingdom surrounding the successful cloning of a
lamb from an adult sheep. The fear that cloning humans may not be not illegal under current …

" Scientists clone adult sheep—triumph of UK raises alarm over human use," ran the first
headline announcing the cloning of an adult mammal ten years ago this week. Ian Wilmut at …

Dolly, the lamb cloned from an udder cell of an adult ewe, has sparked an intense debate
about the prospect of human cloning. But researchers say it's still unclear how practical …

Dolly, the cloned sheep, can no longer be considered a fluke. As the first—and, at the time,
only—mammal cloned from an adult cell, she was greeted first with awe and, later, with …

Appeals to human dignity, and to the moral obligation to protect it, have been a feature of
responses to the cloning of Dolly the sheep (Nature 385, 810–813; 1997). Dr Hiroshi …

The hubbub over the cloning of Dolly, a Scottish mountain sheep, continued without letup
last week. In Senate hearings and at a meeting of the National Bioethics Advisory …

The creators of Dolly the sheep have been awarded two more British patents on the'nuclear
transfer'technology that is the key to cloning. The patents should strengthen the position of …

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The birth of Dolly has raised considerable interest and debate over the potential for cloning
mammals, including humans. However, there are concerns about the authenticity of Dolly …