Therapeutic Cloning: The Ethical Road to Regulation - Part II: Analysing the UK Position

Human Reproduction and Genetic Ethics 16 (1):60-73 (2010)
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Abstract

It will be remembered that the introductory chapter to this paper differentiated between human therapeutic cloning and embryonic stem cell research, with the former concept encapsulating the latter one. In turning to examine the current system of regulation found within the United Kingdom this has particular relevance as it is only the practice of therapeutic cloning – the creation and use of an embryo – which engages with the regulative measures adopted

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