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Dr Ian Wilmut, the Brition responsible for cloning Dolly, has joined the campaign against human cloning, saying it is too risky.
Now science, and indeed all society, is facing a new dilemma: whether or not to try and save more lives through human cloning.
Even when technically possible, the potential of human cloning challenges our entire value system. We must talk about the implications now, before any crisis occurs.
Dr Zavos, who recently left his post at the Kentucky Centre for Reproductive Medicine because of his links to human cloning, said six countries had offered to host the work.
So human cloning is, and will, I hope, continue, to be unethical.
Yet before human beings are able to fully enjoy the fruits of the biotech development, the issue of human cloning arising therefrom that no one can evade .
The result was thus the first primate embryos to have been cloned, as earlier reports of human cloning turned out to have been fraudulent.
What would happen if human cloning became a reality?
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children said last night that human cloning was an " extremely sinister and dangerous development" .
Westhusin's experience with cloning animals leaves him vexed by all this talk of human cloning.
By contrast, human cloning could, in theory, be used to obtain tissues needed to treat disorders such as Parkinson's disease and diabetes.
"If a normal child is born who has been conceived through human cloning, we win the argument," says Wicker.
IN THIS ARTICLE: More than a year after the birth of Dolly, the first cloned sheep, one of the scientists who was involved discusses human cloning and concludes that it would he unethical, unsafe and could produce 21st-century freaks .
Some countries began to reform their legal systems and forbid research into human cloning.
