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    <![CDATA[Clone: The Road to Dolly and the Path Ahead]]>
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    <![CDATA[In February 1997 a group of Scottish livestock scientists announced that they had cloned a lamb using a cell from an adult sheep. &quot;When the time comes to write the history of our age, this quiet birth, the creation of this little lamb, will stand out,&quot; says award-winning science writer Gina Kolata. In <em>Clone</em>, she gives a clear account of the technical background to Dolly's birth, but what makes the book really shine is her coverage of the history and social conflicts of cloning. She weaves stories of fraud, scandal, irreproducible results, and pig-headed determination into a solid framework of philosophy, science, and ethics.]]>
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