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Front Matter (R1-R22)

Executive Summary (1-18)

1. Introduction (19-23)

2. Cloning: Definitions and Applications (24-38)

3. Animal Cloning (39-60)

4. Assisted Reproductive Technology (61-73)

5. Human Reproductive Cloning: Proposed Activities and Regulatory Context (74-91)

6. Findings and Recommendations (92-100)

Appendix A: Panel and Staff Biographical Information (101-110)

Appendix B: Animal Reproductive Cloning Data Tables on Reproductive Cloning Efficiency and Defects (111-143)

Appendix C: Workshop Agenda and Speaker Biographical Information (144-153)

Appendix D: Bibliography (154-258)

Appendix E: Glossary (259-272)