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Developing transgenic in vivo and in vitro models: DNA microinjections, knock-out and knock-in mice, embryonic stem cell differentiation, inducible and conditional systems.
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Transgenic mouse and transgenic rat, transgenesis, conditional knock out genOway Reliable innovative solutions for transgenesis Home Service offer Technology platform R&D pipeline Scientific background Partnership Corporate overview Careers News room Contact us Service offer News Questions Pronuclear microinjection Gene knock-out, knock-in and knock down Transgenic mouse rat genOway takes over...Cell biology, and developmental biology from zygote to adult, including cells, nuclear transfers, microinjection, and development.
http://www.synapses.co.uk/science/clone.html
Six cloned calves have been created from cells cultured in vitro for up to three months, confirming previous work showing that relatively "old" cells can be used to clone whole animals.
http://www.findarticles.com/m099...28_320/59210139/p1/article.jhtml
The first successful cloning of an endangered animal to late-stage fetal development has been reported; from Applied Genetics News.
http://www.findarticles.com/m0DED/3_21/66520544/p1/article.jhtml
From Cloning, a story about a Texas A&M team that plans to clone pets.
http://www.findarticles.com/m0DED/8_20/60967566/p1/article.jhtml
The first pigs ever born as a result of nuclear transfer (cloning) using adult cells.
http://www.findarticles.com/m0DED/9_20/61859168/p1/article.jhtml
Cells from six healthy cow clones show no signs of the premature aging reported for Dolly the cloned sheep, according to researchers from Advanced Cell Technologies, Inc.
http://www.findarticles.com/m0DE.../10_20/62404373/p1/article.jhtml
Coverage of the expedition to raise an intact mammoth from the Siberian permafrost. [Discovery Online]
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Discovery Channel The idea of cloning a mammoth is just a fantasy says biologist Ross MacPhee, an expert on the giant fauna of the last ice age and chairman of the American Museum of Natural History's mammalogy department. Alex Greenwood, a molecular...Dr. David Whitehouse answers some questions about cloning and whether the technology can be made to work in humans.
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BBC NEWS Science/Nature Cloning humans: Can it really be done? Claims by a controversial company linked to a UFO sect that it has produced the world's first cloned human baby have been greeted with scepticism and calls for the process to be outlawed. Our science editor, Dr David Whitehouse, answers...Illustrated article and brief history. Provides links to related articles, timelines, photographs and video presentations.
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Cloning This page has been cloned to www.geocities.com/skews_me_too/cloning.html where it is available more often. Please update your bookmark. Cloning “Clone” derives from the Greek word for “twig 151; Scientific American, May 1997. The very word 147;cloning” makes some people hysterical. And...This is the institute that produced the cloned sheep, Dolly. An archive of articles relating to nuclear transfer and other cloning techniques is provided.
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Roslin Institute, Edinburgh Summary of all published reports on mammalian cloning Somatic cell nuclear transfer (cloning) efficiency pdf) Cloning Which type? Technology Progress AD (After Dolly) Limitations of nuclear transfer Method of Nuclear Transfer in Livestock Applications Ethics Discussion Papers and Press Articles...Illustrated article with references.
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PNAS Classics Nuclear Transfer Despite the recent buzz over this tantalizing technology, the basis for most cloning procedures—a technique called nuclear transfer—has been around for over fifty years. Nuclear transfer is a two-part process: first, scientists remove the nucleus from an egg, and second,...Features a timeline, techniques, media centre, cloning debate, and legislation. offers an interactive section including create a clone.
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Conceiving a Clone Do you have an old browser? Click Here to avoid any problems with this site. The details section contains all the information you will ever need on cloning and biotechnology. Follow the development of cloning on the timeline, learn about...A collection of Web resources on the scientific, ethical, and legal aspects of animal and human cloning. Includes articles, books, research, and societies.
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Cloning Webliography This site was last updated on May 5, 2005 This Webliography is intended to help you find the best, most reliable information about animal and human cloning available on the Web. There are links of interest to everyone from students...Broad range of basic data including scientists, methods, stem cells, research, and abnormalities.
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Home Page Benefits of human cloning Human cloning Cloning efficiency Stem cells Stemcell research Advanced cell research Links Methods of cloning Abnormalities in clones Animals cloned Thylacin cloning Monkey cloning Cloning a mammoth The information within this site has been gathered from...The emergence of cloning technology and the implications of cloning adult human beings. Includes transgenic and nuclear technologies, genetics, and public issues.
http://www.csu.edu.au/learning/ncgr/gpi/odyssey/dolly-cloning/
Subscription based research journal. Includes, table of contents, and notes for contributors.
http://lysander.ingentaselect.co...psv/cw/mal/15362302/contp1-1.htm
Offers current news stories and links to related resources. Includes a basic primer on cloning and genetic engineering. From the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals.
http://www.arhp.org/healthcarepr...ources/genetics/index.cfm?ID=293
The basic principles of embryogenesis and germline engineering - from the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals.
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Human cloning and genes brochure basic science stem cells embryo genetics reproductive clone Click here for a printable PDF version of this brochure I. GENES Genes are strings of chemicals that help create the proteins that make up your body. Genes are found in long coiled chains called chromosomes. They are located in...