Cloning are different processes that can be used to produce genetically identical copies of a biological entity. Many people think that cloning is good for our future but other think that cloning is bad. Whether we should or should not, I think cloning is a good experiment because knowing all the things we can do such as giving those parents a chance to creature a baby that are genetically related but that have trouble producing a baby on their own , cloning could be helpful . Also for those couples from the same sex, having a child of their own without adopting, make sound much easier.Cloning could also help generate new skin grafts for burn victims and bone marrow for others. Scientists also believe that cloning could help find a cure for
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Which could help regrow damaged cells that could be used to treat a multitude of illnesses and injuries. They could also even theoretically grow a new organ to replacement a damaged organ. which would be helpful People who have problems with infertility can use human cloning to produce a baby with the same DNA as them.Using cloned human bodies instead of animals for experiments can help researchers and scientists find cures for health conditions and disease more effectively.
The cons of human cloning many people believe human cloning is simply unethical and could have far reaching consequences on the human. The argument is that opening up genetic cloning could give rise to selective procreation. Others believe it could reduce genetic variation, which could lead to an increased susceptibility to certain diseases.The technology used for cloning is still in its early stage of development and therefore it could cause a lot of problems.
For example, during the process of cloning Dolly, the famous cloned sheep, nearly 300 of her eggs were used and only 9 of them successfully induced pregnancy. Out of these 9 eggs only one sole cloned sheep was successfully born. This suggests that scientists still have a lot of learning to do before they can clone …show more content…
These unforeseen consequences can disrupt the natural functions of the human DNA, causing health problems. Also criminals could use human cloning to get away with crimes or exploit human cloning for unethical business practices. They could make money by using cloned humans as slaves, organ donors or to commit crimes on their behalf. Cloning is becoming one of the most popular project in the science world but whether they can successfully approve this project? Is the question; Or how much longer until the find the right way to use it. But not just for medicine but for other helpful resources. It might take years and years but evidently some day either not to close or too late from now there would be a successfully cloned animal or human.
The increased of malpractice is one of the bestest cons of the process of cloning just because of the body organs can be a great asset to extending human life, it could also cause a lot of malpractice. Along with the ability to clone desired traits, therefore it could be the possibility of people deliberately reproducing undesired traits. Which could lead to a rise in malpractices within
Which could help regrow damaged cells that could be used to treat a multitude of illnesses and injuries. They could also even theoretically grow a new organ to replacement a damaged organ. which would be helpful People who have problems with infertility can use human cloning to produce a baby with the same DNA as them.Using cloned human bodies instead of animals for experiments can help researchers and scientists find cures for health conditions and disease more effectively.
The cons of human cloning many people believe human cloning is simply unethical and could have far reaching consequences on the human. The argument is that opening up genetic cloning could give rise to selective procreation. Others believe it could reduce genetic variation, which could lead to an increased susceptibility to certain diseases.The technology used for cloning is still in its early stage of development and therefore it could cause a lot of problems.
For example, during the process of cloning Dolly, the famous cloned sheep, nearly 300 of her eggs were used and only 9 of them successfully induced pregnancy. Out of these 9 eggs only one sole cloned sheep was successfully born. This suggests that scientists still have a lot of learning to do before they can clone …show more content…
These unforeseen consequences can disrupt the natural functions of the human DNA, causing health problems. Also criminals could use human cloning to get away with crimes or exploit human cloning for unethical business practices. They could make money by using cloned humans as slaves, organ donors or to commit crimes on their behalf. Cloning is becoming one of the most popular project in the science world but whether they can successfully approve this project? Is the question; Or how much longer until the find the right way to use it. But not just for medicine but for other helpful resources. It might take years and years but evidently some day either not to close or too late from now there would be a successfully cloned animal or human.
The increased of malpractice is one of the bestest cons of the process of cloning just because of the body organs can be a great asset to extending human life, it could also cause a lot of malpractice. Along with the ability to clone desired traits, therefore it could be the possibility of people deliberately reproducing undesired traits. Which could lead to a rise in malpractices within