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    What Lies Ahead?

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    breakthroughs specifically cloning in relation to Christian ethics‚ making a prediction of the moral struggles future generations will face. Lee Silver’s article "Reprogenetics: A Glimpse of things to Come" explores the future possibility of human cloning. Silver describes a theoretical situation of an expectant mother who is carrying her own clone. This ‘sci-fi’ plot is a looming possibility with the numerous medical advancements. As the Bible does not directly condemn human cloning Christians must infer

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    Paper Topic: Human Cloning Issue: Is human cloning right? Background: There is many opinionated answers if human cloning is right or wrong. As of now‚ Human cloning is illegal‚ although in the future it might change. There is many pros and cons to the effect of human cloning and the whole idea of it. | Evidence: “ With the advancement and expansion of technology science has been able to achieve new wonders. These improvements and discoveries in science have allowed the human race to explore

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    To Clone or Not to Clone

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    Although it is historically known by scientists all over the world that cloning is originally a thing of nature‚ July 5‚ 1996 is a day recorded in history that many will never forget. On that day‚ at approximately 5:00 p.m.‚ a sheep named Dolly entered the world. Dolly was a genetically engineered clone from the cells of an adult six-year old sheep. The process‚ known as nuclear transplantation‚ was created by a team of scientists led by Dr. Ian Wilmut at Roslin Institute in Roslin‚ Scotland.

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    abortion‚ space exploration‚ cloning‚ etc. There are many pros and cons concerning the ethical issues. Pros support the issues and cons oppose the issues. In this report‚ I will be discussing the topic of cloning humans based on an article from The New York Times/ 12-3-97. I will also discuss the pros and cons of this procedure. The article on human cloning starts talking about the successful cloning of a sheep and the successful chances in trying to clone a human based on results from monkeys

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    Due to recent discoveries‚ stem cell research will have many future medical possibilities. A recent stem cell breakthrough shows that cloning human organs or body parts to treat patients with injured organs or limb deficiencies could be possible. “The cloning techniques can also be used to grow organs for patients with a failing liver or kidney.” Because the newly cloned organ will be genetically identical to the one being replaced‚ rather than a donated one‚ the chances of it being rejected will

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    laboratory animals and‚ moreover‚ humans? As for now‚ the operation in which an entire replica of an animal is produced‚ called "reproductive cloning"‚ is unable to clone humans. However‚ reproductive cloning should be banned everywhere in the world‚ since it is a threat to the environment‚ to human dignity‚

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    Ian Wilmut

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    Wilmut to develop an interest in this field. In January 1996‚ Wilmut began the cloning procedure. No other scientists were yet able to replicate Wilmut’s experiment of creating a sheep from the adult cell of another sheep. After cloning Dolly‚ Wilmut went on to produce Molly and Polly. They were each cloned with a human gene that allowed their milk to contain a blood clotting protein‚ which could be extracted to treat human hemophilia. Eventually‚ herds of sheep with genetic proteins in their milk could

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    to change sex and reproduce. Cloning is the process of producing populations of genetically identical organisms. Cloning in biotechnology is the process used to create copies of DNA fragments or molecular cloning‚ cells or cellular cloning‚ or whole organisms. The most famous clone was a sheep named Dolly whom was created in a lab in Scotland. There are three different types of cloning‚ Reproductive cloning‚ which creates copies of whole animals‚ Gene cloning which creates copies of genes or

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    Everything in the universe has its uses and abuses. The same applies to science. Science has revolutionized the human existence. It has made man’s life happier and more comfortable. Electricity is one of the greatest wonders of modern science. The growth of fast modes of transport and communication has changed the world into global village. In the field of agriculture‚ science has helped in increasing the crop production and improving quality. Science has enabled man to diagnose and treat many dangerous

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    Should We Bring Back Extinct Animals? 1. Background and Context Cloning is the act of producing a copy of a living organism that is physically and genetically identical to the organism that it originates from. There are many ways to clone organisms. In the question of extinct animals‚ those ways are somatic cell nuclear transfer‚ SCNT for short‚ or mapping out the genome of an extinct animal and implanting it into a closely related surrogate mother. In the case of the woolly mammoth‚ the cell

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