This paper investigates the
scientific feat of 'Dolly', the lamb cloned from an adult ewe in Scotland in 1996. It outlines
the
process of how the cloning was carried out, and thereafter, discusses the ethical and moral debates evoked by the cloning process in general. If sheep, and now mice, frogs and cows, have been cloned, can humans be far behind? The paper touches on these ethical and
scientific debates. It also touches on political implications of cloning, as well as some of the positives for medicine and science more broadly.