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A conversation with "The New York Times" science reporter Gina Kolata about the cloning of an adult sheep in Scotland and the question of human cloning and its scientific and ethical implications. Kolata also discusses her book "Clone: The Road to Dolly and the Path Ahead".
- Keywords:
- Dolly
- human genome
- Cloning
- human cloning
- Gina Kolata
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writersblock25 03/18/2013 01:54 AM Report
Kolata seems like a genuinely friendly person, and it is refreshing to see someone like her representing a discipline that is so often mischaracterized as cold and sterile. However, she does seem somewhat coy regarding her own thoughts and beliefs on the topic of cloning. While she may well be subject to some personal disclosure policy with the New York Times, I suspect that her reluctance to be forthcoming is more likely due to her personality.
writersblock25 03/18/2013 01:53 AM Report
Thank you for posting this, Charlie Rose, LLC.
writersblock25 12/02/2010 02:23 PM Report
Kolata seems like a genuinely friendly person, and it is refreshing to see someone like her representing a discipline that is so often mischaracterized as cold and sterile, i.e., science. However, she does seem somewhat coy regarding her own thoughts and beliefs on the topic of cloning. While she may well be subject to some personal disclosure policy with the New York Times, I suspect that her reluctance to be forthcoming is more likely due to her personality.