Cloning: How and Why Video

{Mixed} Will cloning be the most revolutionary of the new biotechnologies in the 21st century? This program takes students to Scotland (where Dolly made history as the first cloned mammal) and inside Neal First's laboratory at the University of Wisconsin where the first cow was cloned from an embryonic cell. Students will learn some of the details of just how cloning is done and they will be challenged to consider the implications of this revolutionary technology for life in the 21st century.  31 minutes, with guide.  Closed-captioned.  © 1998.  Grades 9 and up.   Part of the Genes and Biotechnology Video and DVD Collection.   82-V04-W     $89.00

 
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Will cloning be the most revolutionary of the new biotechnologies in the 21st century? This program takes students to Scotland (where Dolly made history as the first cloned mammal) and inside Neal First's laboratory at the University of Wisconsin where the first cow was cloned from an embryonic cell. Students will learn some of the details of just how cloning is done and they will be challenged to consider the implications of this revolutionary technology for life in the 21st century.  31 minutes, with guide.  Closed-captioned.  © 1998.  Grades 9 and up.

 

Part of the Genes and Biotechnology Video and DVD Collection.

 

82-V04-W     $89.00

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