Citations & References

Electronic Sources - Text or Multimedia from Web Pages

1. World Book® : Cloning -- Are Humans Next?

2. Conceiving a Clone : Techniques

3. Slouching Towards Creation: Peering Into the Face of Cloning

4. Yangene Biotechnology Company. (2000). Biotech: Animal Cloning

5. Twins Magazine - The Magazine for Parents of Multiples

6. religioustolerance.org : HUMAN CLONING - All types, aspects and points of view

7. Introduction to Cloning

8. To Clone or not to Clone: The Ethical Question by Joseph Farnsworth,April 7, 2000

Electronic Sources - Publications on WWW

1. Discover. (1999). Cumulina and Her Sisters

2. British Medical Journal. (2000). Cloned calves are grown from cultured cells

3. MSNBC. (2001). Tetra, the cloned monkey, is born

4. Science Daily. (2001). Cloned Pig Debuts In Science, Sets The Stage For Organ Transplants

Printed Materials
Periodicals

1. "US 'no' to cloning animals" The Straits Times, Singapore, August 2 2001, page 1

2. "CLONING: Pigs Cloned for the First" Applied Genetics News (2001)

Permissions

1. Image of cloned animals, Dan Scheirer, Northeastern University, <daniels@neu.edu> Email message

2. Images of cloning processes, Daniel De Groote, <DeGroote.Daniel@ic.gc.ca> Email message

Acknowledgements

Whilst every effort has been made to contact copyright holders, we would like to apologise if any have been overlooked. Finally, we would like to thank our coaches, Mr Gi Soong Chi and Mr Goh Wee Sen, who have guided us through this entire ThinkQuest project. Not forgetting also, our teachers, classmates from 01S43 and friends from other institutions, who have helped us in completing the survey and provided invaluable advice along the course of the project.

Team C0118762, ThinkQuest.