The start of something big?

Article Abstract:

Ian Wilmut was known for his innovative research work on genetic engineering which led to the birth of a sheep cloned from an adult ewe's udder cell. However, the cloning of humans based on Wilmut's technique is not feasible due to the high mortality rate and frequency of mutations.

Genetic engineering, Cloning, Bioethics, Reproductive technology

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Bring me a shrubbery

Article Abstract:

Willows are shrubs that abound in much of the country and exhibit the potential of being a source of environment-friendly biomass fuel. They are, however, as expensive as coal to use. The best variety for fuel purposes is hybrid willow.

Environmental aspects, Willows

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Desert dynamics: competition is the rule in complex ecosystems

Article Abstract:

Research conducted by University of New Mexico Professor James H. Brown indicates that competition between species persists at steady levels whether or not a shortage of foraging places occurs.

Competition (Biology), Desert ecology, Brown, James H.

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