“… takes a look at several of the success stories of somatic cell transplantation and assesses realistically how successful these attempts have been in the contest of the epigenetic effects on the viability and health of cloned animals. The volume is a collection of ten chapters, nine of which discuss aspects of animal cloning from the perspective of different animal systems. … the chapters in this volume are scholarly and carefully written. … includes a description of the technology involved in cloning or ART and then a discussion of the epigenetic risks involved in such technology. …” — Rob DeSalle, Institute for Comparative Genomics, American Museum of Natural history, New York, in The Quartely Review of Biology, 2006

• Health Consequences of Cloning Mice. Cloning Pigs from Somatic Cells and Its Applications. Amphibian Nuclear Transfer and Future Directions of Research. Cloning in Cattle. Cloning the Equine. Cloning in the Rabbit: Present Situation and Prospects. Evidence For and Against Associations between ART and Congenital Malformation Syndromes. Current Concepts in Cat Cloning. Ovine Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer: Retrospective Overview and Analysis of Epigenetic and Phenotypic Effects of Cloning Procedures. Cloning in the Rat. Index.

“… takes a look at several of the success stories of somatic cell transplantation and assesses realistically how successful these attempts have been in the contest of the epigenetic effects on the viability and health of cloned animals. The volume is a collection of ten chapters, nine of which discuss aspects of animal cloning from the perspective of different animal systems. … the chapters in this volume are scholarly and carefully written. … includes a description of the technology involved in cloning or ART and then a discussion of the epigenetic risks involved in such technology. …” — Rob DeSalle, Institute for Comparative Genomics, American Museum of Natural history, New York, in The Quartely Review of Biology, 2006

• Health Consequences of Cloning Mice. Cloning Pigs from Somatic Cells and Its Applications. Amphibian Nuclear Transfer and Future Directions of Research. Cloning in Cattle. Cloning the Equine. Cloning in the Rabbit: Present Situation and Prospects. Evidence For and Against Associations between ART and Congenital Malformation Syndromes. Current Concepts in Cat Cloning. Ovine Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer: Retrospective Overview and Analysis of Epigenetic and Phenotypic Effects of Cloning Procedures. Cloning in the Rat. Index.

“… takes a look at several of the success stories of somatic cell transplantation and assesses realistically how successful these attempts have been in the contest of the epigenetic effects on the viability and health of cloned animals. The volume is a collection of ten chapters, nine of which discuss aspects of animal cloning from the perspective of different animal systems. … the chapters in this volume are scholarly and carefully written. … includes a description of the technology involved in cloning or ART and then a discussion of the epigenetic risks involved in such technology. …” — Rob DeSalle, Institute for Comparative Genomics, American Museum of Natural history, New York, in The Quartely Review of Biology, 2006

• Health Consequences of Cloning Mice. Cloning Pigs from Somatic Cells and Its Applications. Amphibian Nuclear Transfer and Future Directions of Research. Cloning in Cattle. Cloning the Equine. Cloning in the Rabbit: Present Situation and Prospects. Evidence For and Against Associations between ART and Congenital Malformation Syndromes. Current Concepts in Cat Cloning. Ovine Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer: Retrospective Overview and Analysis of Epigenetic and Phenotypic Effects of Cloning Procedures. Cloning in the Rat. Index.