Clone Wars Research Paper

The Clone Wars Terrence Jefferey states,“Cloning might be the perfect sin. It just might break all Ten Commandments at once.”(Roloff 8) Cloning has been around for a long time. Whether it is animal or human, many debate if it should be used. Animal cloning, a problematic situation for countless people, presents itself as a aid for many of society's material problems. Many may know cloning exists but don’t know the basics types of cloning. According to Farrell, there are three types cloning. DNA cloning, therapeutic cloning, and reproductive cloning. DNA is largely accepted but others oppose it. It is the process in which a single gene or small section of DNA is copied with intentions of relocating it to another organism. This is the way …show more content…
Meaning, if the legislative environment doesn’t approve progress won’t be made and vice versa. “Cloning can help spread the best genetics over larger populations of animals.” (Steven Stice Ph.D)(Bren) Spreading good genetics over large numbers means that most likely many wouldn’t be born with fatal conditions. Cloning animals that are valuable to the economy, and growing endangered populations are some our of many benefits of animal cloning (Robinson). According to Rosen, with the technology of animal cloning, medicines and therapies obtained from these animals would be cheaper because there would be more animals due to cloning. Animal cloning also has the potential to increase the transplantation success rate of animal-to-human transplantations (Rosen). With this technology many people could be treated and numerous lives could possibly be saved if it worked. Although this may sound very good, there are big problems with it. Transplants between humans and animals could end in fatal diseases that could immigrate from the animals to humans (Roleff 10). Benefits and problems are observed and noted when this branch in the science world is