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10 October 2016Biotechnology

A woolly debate: the rights and wrongs of cloning

“Should life be patented?” asks Paul Chapman, head of Avidity’s life sciences team, relaying the concern of the UK public and intellectual property officials when the creators of Dolly the Sheep sought to patent their experiment.

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