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    Therapeutic Cloning Imagine a day when the blind could see, with an optic nerve transplant, that day could be today using therapeutic cloning. Cloning for therapeutic purposes (also called research cloning and somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is a type of cloning with the goal of harvesting embryonic stem cells to grow tissues and other biological products with therapeutic value (Nicholson 2001). According to the article “How to Make a Stem Cell”, an embryo, by day five, contains…

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    problem is that human cloning is wrong animal cloning is wrong, they are trying to experiment on people and animals which the process will probably kill them both we could make a law to stop human cloning. Human Cloning is a bad thing, scientists are already cloning animals the United Nation needs to pass a nonbinding Declaration on Human Cloning we can not clone humans because it would kill the person who is being cloned we need a law that no more cloning. Scientist have been cloning for a long…

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    History Of Human Cloning

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    The cloning of the sheep Dolly created a controversial issue of using human embryos in research and cloning of humans. Roe vs. Wade made abortions legal in the United States. This led to researches legally experimenting on 20 live-born fetuses. Five years later, Steptoe and Edwards reversed infertility by creating Louise Brown, the “test tube” baby. They destroyed approximately one hundred human embryos inx5 Ntheir in vitro fertilization experiment. Elizabeth Carr was the first IVF baby born…

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    of cloning has had people arguing from different sides on why cloning is either one of the greatest breakthroughs in the scientific world, or why it is a disaster waiting to happen. The subject matter has created much controversy about everything from its ethical validity to its unnatural process. Cloning, in general, is the process of creating an exact copy of something. In genetics, cloning refers to the process of making an identical copy of the DNA of an organism. Many argue that cloning has…

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    I believe that cloning animals from embryo cells is not ethical; it’s bad for the cloned animal’s health. Even though it’s seems to be a cool idea and very interesting, it’s not doing any good for them. The only good thing that could ever come out of cloning animals is if they are going extinct, but even then they are not going to last long due to them getting health problems. What exactly is cloning? Well cloning is genetically identical copies of a biological entity. The copied material…

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    Animal Cloning As new technology is developed, cloning becomes a higher discussed topic. Cloning is the process of producing similar populations of genetically identical individuals. Cloning has been seen a as a recent discovery but cloning has been happening in nature since the beginning of time. Common animals that clone naturally are starfish, bacteria, and even some plants. But cloning becomes a controversial topic when humans artificially make clones of animals that normally reproduce…

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    Human cloning can have the ability to cure cancer, other ailments, and give couples who are incapable of having children the possibility to create a genetically related child. There are good views and bad views on the entire thing of human cloning. Many see that it’s unethical and a waste of money, but others see that it has endless possibilities. The process of creating an embryo in a dish is sometimes unsuccessful. Cloning does not produce and exact replica of the donor. There are three…

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    Should animal cloning be allowed or not? This topic has many people’s minds wraps around for a long time. As the world travel into a new millennium, technology advances and with that, almost anything are possible to do including cloning animals. Different people have different point of views on pet cloning. One point of view is that cloning animal is deleterious because it’s unethical. Cloning animals come with a huge risk and responsibility. Another point of view is that cloning animal is…

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    era, there is still a bit of confusion on the word ¨cloning¨. To consider the exact cloning of another human being forces me to question the exact concept of right or wrong that makes us all humans. On the other, hand Therapeutic cloning can help create vital organs. Because of cloning, Science could advance to a point where millions of people will have access to lifesaving therapies developed using their own DNA.This would mean therapeutic cloning can be helpful for people, who are suffering…

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    Cloning is a process by which identical cells are produced from preexisting cells. The two current types of human cloning come in the form of human reproductive cloning and human therapeutic cloning. As with any new technology, both present unique benefits and potential detriments. On July 5th, 1996, Dolly, the first ever cloned sheep, was born through a reproductive cloning method known as somatic cell nuclear transfer or SCNT (Vos). SCNT involves taking an ovum that has had its nucleus removed…

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