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After Dolly

The Promise and Perils of Human Cloning

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An argument for the benefits of cloning, co-written by a scientist whose team was responsible for a famous cloned sheep, presents the reasons for his opposition to the cloning of humans and explains that cloning technology can be ethically applied to free families from serious hereditary diseases. Reprint.

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After Dolly, Ian Wilmut, Roger Highfield

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2007
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Titre
After Dolly
Sous-titre
The Promise and Perils of Human Cloning
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
W. W. Norton
Publié
2007
Format
souple
Pages
336
ISBN10
0393330265
ISBN13
9780393330267
Séries
Mots clés
Nonfiction, Science
Évaluation
3,35 sur 5
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An argument for the benefits of cloning, co-written by a scientist whose team was responsible for a famous cloned sheep, presents the reasons for his opposition to the cloning of humans and explains that cloning technology can be ethically applied to free families from serious hereditary diseases. Reprint.