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A summary of the human cloning issue, and a collection of links to useful web resources, including information from the media, and groups on all sides of the debate.
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Group of Americans promoting a global, comprehensive ban on human cloning.
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Raelian-affiliated company established to clone humans. Includes information about cloning, details of the company's technology, and news releases.
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A look at cloning technology from all directions. [In English and Japanese]
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Human tissue could be cloned to help children with leukaemia, a scientist predicts. [BBC News]
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Coverage by the Washington Post.
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A review of cloning news concerning science and public policy, three years after the cloning of Dolly. [CNN]
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Multimedia site from Time Magazine highlights the announcement of Dolly, with the look at the procedure, ethics, and future of cloning technology.
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The first patents for cloning have been issued to the researchers who created Dolly the sheep. [BBC News]
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Nuclear transfer--used to clone Dolly--may help scientists develop more potent stem-cell therapies. [Scientific American]
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The issuing of the first patents for cloning have fueled the debate over the "ownership" of important medical technologies. [BBC News]
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Gives information and debate positions, both for and against.
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An entertaining and informative look at the science behind Dolly, from the Why Files at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Describes cloning and how it is possible to save endangered species through cloning.
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Describes the process that could be used to clone humans, why some want to clone themselves and the controversy surrounding cloning. Also discusses therapeutic cloning.
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Covers data on human cloning plus news updates, and full text of The Genetic Revolution by Dr. Patrick Dixon.
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Jessica Matthews looks at the realities of cloning after the dust has settled after the Dolly announcement. [Washington Post]
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Oregon researchers say they have cloned a monkey by splitting an early-stage embryo and implanting the pieces into mother animals. [CNN]
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The first pig clones are created, bringing the transplantation of animal organs into humans much closer. [BBC News]
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Using a new technique, scientists have cloned clones from clones. [Scientific American]
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Resources, links and scientific information on vertebrate, mammalian and human reproductive cloning.
