human cloning

Provides an updated look at cloning, discussing its background and history, problems and possible solutions, effects on society, and various perspectives. Includes profiles of people and organizations, a chronology, primary source documents, and resources for further research.

After a serious betrayal by one of their former friends, the clones of Project Osiris are on the run again.

An introduction to cloning that explains the science behind cloning cells, people, and animals and discusses its medical, legal, and ethical ramifications.

After a child assassinates the President of the United States, the government abducts seven men who are brought to a secret facility, only to discover they are clones from a project called "7th Son," and are sent on a mission to track John Alpha, their pregenitor--who is also a clone, and the one responsible for the assassination.

Presents eleven essays on stem cell research, the embryo, and bioethics by theologians from different religious perspectives, and includes several church documents on stem cell research and cloning.

Explores the different sides of the public debates regarding the legal, social, and ethical issues involved in human embryo research.

In an attempt to clone Christ, Dr. Felix Rossi manages to steal some threads from the Shroud of Turin and soon begins a search for a Virgin Mary.

Contains thirteen essays that debate the scientific, moral, and ethical issues surrounding the prospect of human and animal cloning.

In the future, a virus has rendered humans barren; no new births have happened in fifteen years and human cloning remains illegal because only grotesque failures have resulted from it. When three friends, teenagers Xian, Jesse, and Mia, stumble across mystery of a girl who has been missing for sixty years, they may have found a way to save the human race.