ieved that the process could not be conducted using adult cells since some genes are active while others are not. "However, Wilmut and his colleagues discovered a way to make adult cells behave like embryonic cells. They then fused 277 nuclei from adult Finn Dorset ewes onto enucleated egg cells taken from Scottish Blackface Ewes. Thirty of the eggs developed into embryos, and twenty-nine of these were implanted into Blackface ewes. One of these pregnancies was carried to term and resulted in the birth of a Finn Dorset Lamb, Dolly, who was the exact replica of the adult from which the cell had been taken" (Winters 6).
             Wilmut and Dolly became instant celebrities and also found themselves at the center of intense debate. However, this controversy did not focus on the creation of Dolly but on the possible c
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