The recent demonstration of the feasibility of cloning adult mammals has opened a variety of
new research ideas for conservation-minded biologists. It requires much work ahead but the …

Reproductive cloning, or the production of offspring by nuclear transfer, is often regarded as
having potential for conserving endangered species of wildlife. Currently, however, low …

Cloning as it relates to the animal kingdom generally refers to the production of genetically
identical individuals. Because cloning is increasingly the subject of renewed attention as a …

Cloning was first published in 1985. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to
make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the …

Can cloning save endangered species?: Current Biology Skip to Main Content Advertisement
Current Biology This journal offers authors two options (open access or subscription) to publish …

Copyright 2000 Scientific American, Inc. would advocate rounding up wild female
endangered animals for that purpose or subjecting a precious zoo resident of the same …

Attempts through somatic cell nuclear transfer to expand wild populations that have shrunk
to critical numbers is a logical extension of the successful cloning of mammals. However …

It has been suggested that transgenics and vertebrate cloning have a role to play in
conservation. Now is the time to evaluate their risks and benefits, before these technologies …

This paper reviews the origin and development of animal cloning in metazoans starting with
primitive experiments performed during the late 1880's and early 1900's, followed by nuclear …

The announcement by Wilmut, et al., in February 1997 that a lamb had been produced by
transferring the nucleus of a cell from an adult sheep into an enucleated egg cell and …