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Cloning (Hot Topics) by Tina Kafka, 2007-12-14
Cloning: A Biologist Reports by Robert Gilmore McKinnell, 1985-10-31
The Cloning of Joanna May by Fay Weldon, 1991-03-01
The Cloning Sourcebook
A Cop's Nightmare: Cloning the Ancients by Frank Borelli, 2002-12
Molecular Cloning - A Laboratory Manual (Volume 1) by Sambrook and Russell, 2001
Body Doubles: Cloning Plants and Animals (Science at the Edge) by Sally Morgan, 2009-03-15
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Cloning by Jay D. Gralla, Preston Gralla, 2004-04-06
Beyond Cloning: Religion and the Remaking of Humanity by Ronald Cole Turner, 2001-02-01
On Cloning (Thinking in Action) by John Harris, 2004-06-28
Does God Need Our Help?: Cloning, Assisted Suicide, & Other Challenges . . (Vital Questions) by John Frederic Kilner, C. Ben Mitchell, 2003-04-10
Ethics of Cloning (At Issue Series) by David M. Haugen, 2009-04-17
The DNA Story: A Documentary History of Gene Cloning by James D. Watson, John Tooze, 1983-08
The Debate over Human Cloning: A Pro/Con Issue (Hot Pro/Con Issues) by David Goodnough, 2003-01

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Animal Cloning
Briefing on the methods, reasons for, ethical concerns and potential benefits,with Internet resources to further information. Compiled by an organization
http://www.rds-online.org.uk/pages/page.asp?i_ToolbarID=5&i_PageID=162
Scientist Backing Cloning Ufo Religion
Behind the plan to replicate humans is a small, scifi-tinged religion that preaches UFOs and promises eternal life through cloning.
http://www.blackvault.com/news2/scientist_backing_cloning_ufo_.html

Extractions: Brigitte Boisselier was among the three scientists who startled the National Academy of Sciences this week by predicting that a human being would soon be genetically duplicated. Besides her two degrees in chemistry, Boisselier is a bishop of the Raelian movement, which teaches that humans were created by extraterrestrials called Elohim.
Reason Magazine: Cloning And Stem Cell Resources
When it comes to human cloning, President Bush should remember First, do no harm . Visit these issues of Reason Express for stories on cloning
http://reason.com/biclone.shtml
Medical Ethics In Islam الأخلاقي
Islamic views on many medical ethics issues including organ donation, cloning, euthanasia, abortion , fertility, sex change operations.
http://www.islamicmedicine.org/ethics.htm

Extractions: Introduction Preface Hakim Mohammad Said The Oath of a Muslim Physician Character of the Physician The Role of a Muslim Doctor - Mahmoud Abu-Saud Adab-Al-Tabib - B.A.Zikria Islamic Code of Medical Professional Ethics Abdul Rahim, C.Amine, Ahmed Elkadi Islamic Perspective in Medical Ethics Shahid Athar Medical Ethics - An Islamic Perspective Contemporary Issues in the Practice of Islamic Medicine Information for Health Care Providers when dealing with a Muslim Patient Medical Ethics Questions - ISNA Conv '97 ... Islamic Philosophy and Medical Ethics (By: Dr.A.Khan MD PhD). Medical Ethics in Islam Articles on Islamic Ethics. Male Doctors - Female Patients , is it Haram? THE MALE GYNAECOLOGIST, MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF THE OTHER SEX.
NIMR :: Mill Hill Essays 1997 :: Cloning
Almost all films and documentaries on cloning still show the same footage, Furthermore, natural cloning is not confined to plants microbes and some
http://www.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/MillHillEssays/1997/cloning.htm

Extractions: Since our genes dictate to a large extent what we look like, how we behave and what we can and cannot do, having identical genes, as identical twins do, ensures something more than mere similarity. Novelists and film makers have not been slow to exploit the imagery afforded by cloning. Limitless numbers of identical beings manufactured from existing or previous generations has obvious dramatic potential, although seldom of a reassuring nature. Clones traverse the cinema screen as crowds of dehumanised humans destined for monotonous drudgery, as invincible armies of lookalikes from outer space, as replicas of living megalomaniacs and, in the ultimate fantasy, as the resurrected dead - troupes of little Hitlers and herds of rampaging dinosaurs. Of course, this is science fiction. Nonetheless there is just a whiff of plausibility, a whisker of scientific credibility; enough to plant an indelible vision of what might be, or even what could be. a priori unnatural about cloning.
CNN.com - Human Cloning: 'One Shouldn't Do This' - Dec. 27, 2002
http://cnn.com/2002/HEALTH/12/27/clones.ethics.legal/index.html
CNN.com - On The Path To Cloning? - November 26, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/11/26/ethics.matters/index.html

Extractions: Cloning is making its way back into the news, with announcements by a Massachusetts biotechnology company, Advanced Cell Technology. ACT claims it has created "normal" cows through cloning and is making public the results of its successful human embryo cloning effort and the "recipe" for creating cloned embryos. The company says it created the clones for research into how it might produce stem cells for therapeutic purposes, and has no intention of allowing any of the embryos to be implanted into a woman's womb to create a pregnancy. But the announcement of a successfully cloned human embryo, even for research purposes, rekindles the fear that cloning identical copies of humans cannot be far off. The technical reality is still a distant prospect but the successful cloning of embryos is another step along the path. What are the appropriate limits on stem cell research and the application of cloning technologies? ACT's research focuses on so-called therapeutic cloning, where a cloned embryo is made using the DNA of a patient who could benefit from a stem cell transplant. The cloned embryo would then be allowed to divide only a few times, after which the embryonic stem cells would be collected and used to grow genetically-matched tissues or specific cell types needed to treat the same patient.
Americans For Cloning Elvis (ACE)
Americans for cloning Elvis (ACE) supports efforts to clone Elvis. Visit todayand sign the petition.
http://www.geocities.com/americansforcloningelvis/

Extractions: Bacteria, sheep, monkeysall cloned! Some fear the possibilities. I urge you to seize them. Americans for Cloning Elvis (ACE) requests your support. Make your view known around the world by signing our petition. We the undersigned, in our enduring love for Elvis, implore all those involved in cloning to hear our plea. One cell would allow future generations to witness his presence. The technology is here, and this petition is a testament to our will. Please click here to sign the Americans for Cloning Elvis (ACE) petition.
CNN.com - Health - Online Reaction To Human Cloning Research - March 28, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/03/28/clone.reax.quotes/index.html

Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Human cloning is an issue with vital medical, ethical and religious implications, and not surprisingly, it has resulted in passionate debate between proponents, opponents and the undecided. The following quotes are a sampling of opinions posted by members of the CNN Community about research into human cloning. They illustrate arguments from all sides of the issue, but may not be representative of public opinion at large. To all of you worried about cloning messing with nature: Man has been using cloning (albeit on plants) since the dawn of agriculture. Without cloning and genetic engineering, there is no way that the human race would have been able to grow to its current size there just wouldn't be enough food. D.F.
State Human Cloning Laws
Fourteen states have laws pertaining to human cloning. Virginia s law alsomay ban human cloning for any purpose, but it may be open to varying
http://www.ncsl.org/programs/health/genetics/rt-shcl.htm

Extractions: About NCSL Services Overview ... Health var doctitle=document.title document.write(doctitle) Add to My NCSL State Human Cloning Laws Updated June 21, 2005 Fourteen states have laws pertaining to human cloning. The issue was first addressed by California legislature, which banned reproductive cloning, or cloning to initiate a pregnancy, in 1997. Since then, nine other states, including Arkansas, Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Rhode Island, New Jersey, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Virginia have enacted measures to prohibit reproductive cloning. Arizona and Missouri have measures that address the use of public funds for cloning. Louisiana also enacted legislation that prohibited reproductive cloning, but the law expired in July 2003. Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, North Dakota and South Dakota laws extend their prohibitions to therapeutic cloning, or cloning for research purposes. Virginia's law also may ban human cloning for any purpose, but it may be open to varying interpretations because the law does not define the term "human being," which is used in the definition of human cloning. Rhode Island law does not prohibit cloning for research, and California and New Jersey human cloning laws specifically permit cloning for the purpose of research. For a discussion of issues related to cloning in further detail, please see NCSL's magazine article on human cloning "
CNN.com - Team To Attempt Human Cloning - March 9, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/03/09/clone/index.html

Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW ROME, Italy (CNN) An international group of fertility experts has announced details of their plans to be the first scientists to clone a human being. The group, meeting in Rome, discussed their strategy for human and so-called therapeutic cloning to help tackle a range of degenerative diseases. The plan has come under heavy fire from scientific and religious camps and has been attacked as "grotesque" by the Vatican. AUDIO Arthur Caplan, Univ. of Pennsylvania: It's clearly amoral 852K/79 sec.
Cloning Ethics: Informing Others, Before We Go To Far In Cloning Or Banning It
cloning Ethics is a quality project done by a Senior in a high school. The siteattempts to inform people about cloning so that perhaps a decision can be
http://www.vuhs.org/apbio/clone/
CNN.com - Q&A: Human Cloning - August 7, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/08/07/burns.cloning.otsc/index.html

Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW LONDON, England (CNN) A group of European and U.S. researchers have said they will begin attempts to clone a human being in November. Italian obstetrician Severino Antinori and U.S. researcher Panos Zavos say 200 couples have volunteered to take part in the cloning procedure. CNN reporter Chris Burns in Italy assesses the situation. Q: Is human cloning really feasible? A: Italian professor Severino Antinori contends that it is, following successful tests with various species of animals. Q: How will the cloning process be conducted? VIDEO CNN's Elizabeth Cohen interviews Dr. Panos Zavos on his plans to clone humans (August 6) (QuickTime, Real or Windows Media) A: Dr. Antinori plans to choose from hundreds of candidates he says have applied to be involved with cloning. The candidates are couples unable to have children because the male is sterile. If the process goes ahead, the nucleus from a cell in the male will replace the nucleus of his partner's embryo, then the embryo is implanted in the woman's uterus. Antinori plans to begin human cloning in November.
Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Cloning Interactive Guide
Go to. Guardian Unlimited home, UK news, World news, Newsblog, ,Archive search, Arts, Books, Business, EducationGuardian.co.uk, Film
http://www.guardian.co.uk/flash/0,5860,534450,00.html

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THE E-JOURNAL OF HUMANCLONING
Electronic journal, with original articles and reviews on stem cell research and ethics.
http://www.humancloning.150m.com/home.html

Extractions: HUMAN CLONING Welcome to the e-Journal of Human Cloning Visit the HUMANCLONING interactive - the new interactive forum of the e-Journal of Human Cloning. You could post your articles in the contributions section of HUMANCLONING interactive Chat with people at the HUMANCLONING interactive home editorials latest articles ... us
"Primer On Ethics And Human Cloning" By Glenn McGee, Ph.D.
Primer on Ethics and Human cloning by Glenn McGee, Ph.D.
http://www.actionbioscience.org/biotech/mcgee.html
CNN.com - Elizabeth Cohen: Congressional Hearings On Human Cloning - June 20, 20
http://cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/06/20/cohen.otsc/index.html

Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Elizabeth Cohen is a medical correspondent for CNN's Health and Medical Unit. Q: Why hasn't Congress taken up the issue of banning human cloning earlier? Cohen: They have taken up the issue before. There have been calls for banning of human cloning ever since Dolly the sheep was cloned in 1997. It hasn't gone anywhere in the last four years, however, but now there are two groups that say they are ready to start cloning in fact, one group may have already started the Congress is feeling more pressure to actually come up with a ban. ALSO U.S. lawmakers debate limits on human cloning Q: How close are these groups to succeeding? Cohen: One of the groups, they call themselves the Raelians, told Congress in March that they were ready to start a human pregnancy that would lead to a human clone in April, two months ago. So it is possible there is a surrogate mother walking around, two months pregnant with the world's first human clone, but it's impossible to know if this group is serious. They won't tell us if they have a pregnancy, and said they were not going to tell the media anything until they have a healthy human baby clone. Some people think that the science of this group, the Raelians, isn't really serious. This group thinks that human beings were really created by alien scientists. Other people say that the science behind cloning isn't really all that complicated, it's pretty much the same as you would have done for Dolly, cows or mice, and if you could do it in animals you could do it in humans.
MSNBC - Cloning Front Page
Advertisement. INTERACTIVE. Launch. advertisement. INTERACTIVES AND QUIZZES. History of cloning. Religious views on cloning. Health Library
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3034486/

Extractions: Skip navigation Health Health Library Katrina's Impact ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Cloning INTERACTIVE INTERACTIVES AND QUIZZES History of cloning Religious views on cloning Health Library Addictions Aging AIDS Alternative Medicine ... More Health News HEALTH NEWSLETTER Get the latest Receive a daily update with the top health news stories and special reports Cover U.S. News World News Business ... Help
CNN.com - U.S. Cloning Advance Shocks World - November 27, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/science/11/26/human.cloning.reax/index.html

Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 LONDON, England Political and religious leaders around the world have condemned the latest breakthrough in cloning research in which a U.S. company said it had cloned a human embryo for the first time. The private U.S. research company Advanced Cell Technology (ACT), based in Worcester, Massachusetts said on Sunday it had cloned embryos by removing the DNA from human egg cells. The DNA from an adult human body cell was then implanted into the egg cell, which was then stimulated to grow into a six-cell embryo. VIDEO President George W. Bush speaks out against cloning of human beings. CNN's Kelly Wallace reports (November 26)
CNN.com - Cloning Pigs For Parts - January 7, 2002
http://cnn.com/2002/HEALTH/01/07/ethics.matters/index.html

Extractions: The same biotechnology company that brought us Dolly the sheep, along with one of its competitors, announced it has now successfully cloned genetically modified pigs. Whats special about these pigs is that they have certain of their genes shut off or knocked out, which the companies hope could eventually lead to growing animals whose organs can be transplanted into humans. This could be a major medical advance that would change the way we think about organ transplantation. We might move from the current situation of severe shortage and patients dying long before organs become available, to a time when organ transplant could be treated like other surgeries. But transplanting animal organs into humans known as xenotransplantation raises its own issues. How safe will organs from animals be for humans? Is it acceptable to engineer and grow animals so that their organs can be used for human transplants? And if everyone who needed a transplant was to receive one, what impact would that have on our health care systems?

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