Could we really clone the mammoth?

from The Maple Geeks · host The Maple Geeks

A podcast focused on the science and ethics of cloning, including whether it's ethical to clone world leaders and bring back extinct species. Sources Animal Research. Cloning Dolly the Sheep. http://www.animalresearch.info/en/medical- advances/ timeline/cloning-dolly-the-sheep/ (accessed May 2, 2015). “Cloning Advances: From Sheep and Dogs to... Woolly Mammoths and Humans?” TODAY.com, Msnbc.com Contributor, 23 Mar. 2017, www.today.com/video/cloning-advances-from- sheep-and-dogs-to-woolly-mammoths-and-humans-904618563709. Fiester, A. Ethical Issues in Animal Cloning. Per. in Bio. and Med. 2005, 28, 328-343. Lanza, R. P.; Cibelli, J. B.; Diaz, F.; Moraes, C. T.; Farin, P.; Farin, C. E.; Hammer, C. J.; West, M.D.; Damiani D. Cloning of an Endangered Species (Bos guarus) Using Interspecies Nuclear Transfer. Mary Ann Lieb. Inc. 2000, 2, 79-90. Loi, P.; Saragusty, J.; Ptak, G. Cloning the Mammoth: A Complicated Task or Just a Dream? Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 2014, 753, 489-502. National Human Genome Research Institute. Cloning Fact Sheet. http://www.genome.gov/ 25020028 (accessed March 16, 2015). Music: "Street Party" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/