cloning

Thirteen-year-old Amy Candler, a clone with superhuman powers, enters a world where everyone is a clone just like her.

Contains more than ten essays in which researchers, scientists, and others discuss the science of cloning, the possibilities of the field, and related ethical concerns.

Graduate students and best friends Deborah Cochrane and Joanna Meissner are shocked by what they find when they investigate the fate of the eggs they donated to a Boston fertility clinic shrouded in secrecy.

Includes "The Revolt" which details Corgan's escape, with Sharla, Ananda, and Cyborg, from Brigand to outer space, and "The Choice" in which Corgan tries living a more peaceful life on Nuku Hiva, but soon must confront his nemesis, Brigand, for the last time.

Examines the nature, history, and ethical aspects of cloning, discussing both humans and other animals.

"Fifteen-year-old Eva is the clone of a girl living far, far away on another continent--and when this 'other' dies, Eva must step in and take over her life"--Provided by publisher.

Fourteen-year-old Alex continues his work as a spy for the British MI6, investigating an exclusive school for boys in the French Alps.

Fifteen-year-old Corgan, having won the right to live on the Isles of Hiva for his role in winning the Virtual War along with teammates Sharla and Brig, soon finds himself raising the increasingly hostile clone of Brig, a young mutant genius, who died shortly after the war.

Cartoon illustrations and text provide information about cloning, explaining what DNA and genes are, how embryos grow into animals, what cloning is and why it is difficult to do, and the possibility of cloning humans, and introducing the scientists who discovered how to clone animals. Includes experiments.

After his father begins working for the mysterious Eden Corporation, Jack uncovers a sinister plot that threatens the existence of his entire family.