Dr Woo-Suk Hwang was a national hero and an international star. "Time" magazine named him one of their 'People Who Mattered' in 2004. His cloning of human embryos gave patients hope and biologists drive. He amazed, awed and ultimately disgusted the world. As 2005 turned to 2006, front-page revelations emerged of faked data, fraudulent practices and breath-taking embezzlement. This book tells the story of most important case of scientific wrongdoing in our generation. Its repercussions continue to be felt.