Keynote speaker on global trends, author of 16 Futurist books - Patrick Dixon.
BioTech and MedTech Keynote Speaker
Monarch butterlies may be threatened by pollen from genetically modified maize. That's the conclusion of a new Monarch Butterfly survival study by Cornell University published in Nature (Archive 21 May 1999).
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BioTech and MedTech Keynote Speaker
British scientists have created a frog embryo without a head.
Could the same procss used to create the headless frog be adapted to grow human organs such as hearts, kidneys, liver and pancreases in an embryonic sac living in an artificial womb?
Archive: October 1997
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What is Human Cloning? How to Clone. But Ethical?
Questions and Answers on cloning and the genetic revolution
More recent e-mails on Human Cloning and other issues to Dr Patrick Dixon - and his replies
Read more: Yet more e-mails on human cloning / genetics and replies