Studies on the First Cloned Sheep Named Dolly

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Yount, L. (2006). Clone Named Dolly. In L. Yount, Modern Genetics: Engineering Life. Infobase Publishing.
This article discusses how the birth of Dolly the Sheep has signaled another milestone in the history of mankind. Ever since, scientists and laymen believed that aging, which is brought about by the development of our cells, cannot be reversed. However, the birth of Dolly which is a clone made from the mature cell of an animal shows that it is indeed possible. Aside from this, the article discusses about the main specifications of how the process was conducted. Prior to the success of Dr. Ian Walmut, many scientists have tried and failed. Thankfully, Walmut’s discovery of the G0 stage of cell division, they were able to achieve a feat that no one else has done before.
Published in a book, this source could be used to narrate the history of cloning and the special stages that makes it possible. It would show the author’s prior knowledge on the stages of cell division would relate to the overall process of cloning. However, it seems that additional sources would be necessary for a deeper analysis.
Yount, L. (2006). Ian Wilmut and Cloning. In L. Yount, Modern Genetics: Engineering Life. Inf...