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After Dolly

After Dolly

the uses and misuses of human cloning
NaturePolitics & Society
Pages
335
Published
2006
Language
English

Synopsis

Scientist Ian Wilmut recounts the groundbreaking process by which he and his team at Scotland's Roslin Institute successfully cloned Dolly, the first mammal. This book details the scientific journey of this monumental achievement and presents a compelling argument for the potential medical applications of cloning technology.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualThought-ProvokingComplex

Genres

Nature Politics & Society Science Animals History

Authors

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Ian Wilmut

Ian Wilmut is a scientist known for his groundbreaking work in cloning. His book, Principles of Cloning, is a core text for understanding the science behind genetic replication. He writes with clarity, making complex biological topics accessible.

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Roger Highfield

Roger Highfield is a science journalist and author who explores complex scientific topics for a general audience. He is the co-author of After Dolly, which examines the scientific and ethical implications of cloning. His work focuses on making cutting-edge research accessible and clear to everyday readers.