sheep cloning
Successful clone of adult sheep born; clone named "Dolly" after the famous country singerFebruary 23, 1997 Scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland announce the birth of "Dolly" March 1997 Following the announcement of "Dolly," President Clinton issues a moratorium that bans the use of federal funds for any project involving human cloning; asks the newly appointed National Bioethics Advisory Board to address the ethical and legal issues surrounding human cloning within three months August 1997 Clinton proposes legislation banning the cloning of humans for at least 5 years, giving the National Bioethics Board time to assess the risks, and study the ethical and social impact of cloning humans further September 1997 About 64,000 biologists and physicians sign a voluntary five-year moratorium on human cloning (United States) early January 1998 Ninteen European nations sign a ban on human cloning. Click here to view these countries Richard Seed, a physicist from Chicago, announces his plans to perform human cloning experiments before Congress enacts a ban on cloning January 20, 1998 The Food and Drug Administration announces its authority to regulate human cloning -- it would now be a violation of federal
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