THE CLONE IS OUT OF THE BOTTLE.

Focuses on cloning, the outlook for human cloning, and "therapeutic cloning". The view of Shin Yong Moon of Seoul National University about reproductive cloning; Timeline on cloning from the July 1996 birth of the sheep, Dolly, to February 2004 when a South Korean group reveals they have cloned human embryos; Concern about regulating the procedure; The limited ban on human cloning in South Korea; Details of the research led by Woo Suk Hwang in South Korea, which extracted stem cells from a cloned embryo; Discussion of why the Korean team was successful; Benefits of cloning research; The role of Jose Cibelli, a cloning expert at Michigan State University, in the Korean study; The ban on this kind of embryo research in the United States; Concern that Hwang's embryos will be put in a woman's womb; Comments from various researchers.