Ever since the cloning of Dolly the sheep by Scottish scientists in 1996, nations around the
world have been concerned about controlling the controversial science of human cloning. 1 …

You are probably familiar with who (or what)" Dolly" is by now, but if not, here is what you've
been missing. Dolly is the name of the sheep cloned in July, 1996 by Scottish scientists,'the …

On February 23, 1997, it seemed that the world paused, if only for a moment, to reflect upon
the future of the human species. The announcement by Scottish scientists, Ian Wilmut and …

For several years, the United Nations (UN) has struggled with the question of whether and
how to regulate human cloning. Despite widespread agreement that reproductive cloning …

In late February 1997, the world learned that Dr. Ian Wilmut and his colleagues at the Roslin
Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, had successfully cloned an adult sheep. The cloned …

On the 27th of February 1997, the world was introduced to Dolly the sheep-the first animal in
history to be cloned from an adult mammal. Immediately, there was conjecture about the …

Human cloning has developed into a controversial issue in bioethics since the birth of a
cloned sheep, named Dolly, because of its social, ethical and legal ramifications. Public …

Human cloning became a hotly debated topic after Advanced Cell Technology's (ACT) press
release of November 25, 2001. ACT announced they had successfully cloned a human …

Until recently, discussions about human cloning were conducted within the realm of science
fiction and fantasy. However, with the successful cloning of the sheep" Dolly" in 1997, it …

In 1997, the announcement of a cloned sheep ignited an international discussion that
continues still today. The scientists at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, claimed …