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    Dolly. With this huge step in science the world realized that cloning was no longer the plot of a science fiction movie but rather a realistic look into the future of science and medicine. Have you ever imagined what life would be like if we could eliminate human problems and diseases such as AIDs‚ cancer and human organ shortages? This is the question that arises when the subject of cloning is brought up and I believe that cloning is the next generation of medicine and can be beneficial to humanity

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    There are two types of cloning: molecular cloning and animal cloning. The concept of molecular cloning includes producing bacteria host cells‚ which contains an additional piece of DNA it did not possess originally‚ and allows it to reproduce exponentially. By doing this‚ the inserted gene is also reproduced. The presence of the new gene could allow the cell to synthesize a protein coded for the gene‚ could allow the cell to carry out other useful processes‚ or could give the cell a desirable characteristic

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    have expanded to make it possible to create identical creatures. While new cloning technology is a great advancement‚ it raises a plethora of moral and ethical questions. Cloning may bring about new ways to find cures for babies‚ according to Philip M. Boffey‚ but cloning also “could usher in a new eugenics”. The problems produced from the prospect of cloning greatly outweigh the benefits. One of the main issues that cloning brings about is whether or not people will take advantage of this new technology

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    Cloning Morality Cloning is the process of recreating a genetic copy of an entire organism or sequence of DNA. Genetic clones occur naturally in asexual reproduction and in the birth of identical twins. Clones can also be produced artificially from a number of processes including gene cloning‚ reproductive cloning‚ and therapeutic cloning. The University of Utah health science department tells us that the scientific history of artificial cloning spans more than one hundred years. (Genetic Science

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    become a reality. Therefore‚ the public should be informed about the different aspects of cloning. Cloning‚ the process of making an identical copy‚ is a very polemical topic with many benefits as well as drawbacks. Cloning is the production of genetically identical copies of biological matter. It can range from copying

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    Cloning: Is it Science Fiction or Science Fact? Diane Norton June 2‚ 2010 Cloning is it Science Fiction or Science Fact?   It is true that medical advances can save lives‚ but does new medical technologies go‚ too far.  Cloning’ medical benefits are astounding. There were medical advances that were unethical‚ for example heart transplants or other organ transplants and "test tube" babies‚ but are now considered being‚ the "norm".  That being

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    Leanne Butler 02-12-09 Anatomy and Physiology Introduction to the Human body Introduction The human body is such an interesting machine‚ the way it is structured and how it works is educational. There is so much to learn about the human body and up until today scientists are still under going medical research. There are a lot of questions people would like to know about how their body works. The report will include

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    cloned is not that infrequent in today’s world. It seems that the most predominant use of cloning is to serve the interests of human beings. While some researchers have worked with cloning that would benefit the natural world‚ cloning efforts focuses for example on the breeding populations of endangered species or actually reintroducing species that have gone extinct‚ the primary focus of cloning is to serve humans themselves either by increasing food supply or by providing transplant organs. The intent

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    Cloning should not be used to replicate animals or species. Cloning is a way to override I God’s plan for the world. It is altering what is meant to be. Clones are organisms that are exact genetic copies. Every bit of their DNA is identical. Cloning is a process in which DNA from one animal is put into another to make a baby that is a clone of the animal that the scientists want. That is to put it simply. There are two different types of cloning. One of the types is artificial embryo

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    “20 Years after Dolly the Sheep Led the Way-Where Is Cloning Now?” by Karen Weintraub talks about the technology advances in cloning and how they can be used today. Weintraub discusses the benefits and dangers to cloning. Weintraub provides quotes from significant people throughout the article‚ in order to shed light on topic within cloning. She also provides information and opinions about each topic. Because of these factors Weintraub appears to be a credible unbiased author‚ that is capable of

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