nd then received a Ph.D. in animal genetic engineering from the University of Cambridge. Wilmut has had many accomplishments throughout his life. He was the first to create a calf from a frozen embryo, which he named Frosty. Wilmut's most famous accomplishment was cloning the first mammal named Dolly. The following year Polly, a sheep cloned from fetal skin cells that had been genetically altered to contain a human gene . Wilmut is strongly opposed to cloning humans. He plans to only use his research in ways that can benefit human kind.
             Animal Cloning-The scientists who created Dolly plan to clone a hen that can lay "golden" eggs that are rich in proteins to fight human cancer. Clones could also be used to produce a wide variety of proteins that could be sold as drugs. Medical researchers hope to use clones to provide organs for human organ transplants. Cloning techniques could produce faster-growing and leaner livestock. Endangered species could also benefit from cloning. Northern Arizona University paleontologist Larry Agenbroad who discovered the famous woolly mammoth named Jarcov hopes to clone the animal in the future.
             Human Cloning- Human cloning could allow infertile couples to have children. Parents who want to have children who are biologically related might opt to have clone of eithe
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