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The Ethics of Cloning
The technology of cloning has raised a host of moral, ethical, and religious questions, and this program examines many of them. The "dangers" of cloning, from shrinking gene pools, to the development of a "super race," to fears that cloned DNA could ...(more details) |
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The Science of Cloning
In July 1996, Dr. Ian Wilmut used an electric charge to bring dormant cells to life, and from these cells a sheep named Dolly-the world's first cloned mammal-was created. In this program, Michael McClure of the National Institutes of Health begins by...(more details) |
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Biotechnology
This program describes three practical applications of DNA technology: the use of gene transfer to improve plant species, the use of molecular probes to quickly identify disease-causing organisms, and the development of antigen vaccines. The program ...(more details) |
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Pandora's Double Helix: The Promise and Perils of DNA Research
Almost every day there are reports of breakthroughs in genetic science, as researchers discover new fragments of the genetic code that may lead to a cure for cancer, the prevention of a birth defect, or a way to treat one of the 3,000 diseases linked...(more details) |
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