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A 5 page paper. There is an ongoing debate regarding the ethics of cloning. This essay presents both the benefits and dangers of cloning humans. The writer then presents an argument to support one side of the issue. 1 table is included. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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in the 1920s by Hans Spermann. Thus, it has been around for decades. Of course, Gregor Mendel had done some experimentation with cloning in the 1850s working with pea plants
(The Science, Ethics, and Benefits of Human Cloning, 2000). Cloning has been an element in science fiction stories for many years. People typically thought it was an interesting concept but
it would never be used on living creatures. BUT, then came Dolly, a sheep cloned from adult DNA cells. Dolly created an uproar across the world. Then came Polly. Polly
was a cloned sheep also but her genes had been altered to produce a specific protein in her milk (The Science, Ethics, and Benefits of Human Cloning, 2000). Dolly was
successfully mated with a live ram and produced a baby. How long will it be until humans are cloned. The fact that these sheep were cloned and the fact
that news media have reported other cloning attempts of animals has brought the possibility of cloning humans very close to home. As with any remarkable development, there are both
benefits and disadvantages to human cloning. Many people believe that human cloning will be of great benefit to the human race. Consider the benefits that have been cited regarding human
cloning, which also includes cloning specific organs: * ? ???An end to heart disease. Scientists might be able to clone healthy heart cells and inject them into the parts of the
heart that have been damaged. This would end the number one killer in the world - heart disease. * * ???* ???Recently, there has been progress with embryonic stem cells, which allows
them to be grown to produce organs or tissues to replace those that are damaged. Examples: new skin could be made for burn victims; spinal cord cells could be cloned
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