Cloning is a process in which two exact replications, of a plant or animal, are created and have identical DNA patterns. It is a question of morality and ethics. Although there have been many advancements in the last few years, some argue that scientist are playing God.
What is Cloning?
Info
on the Actual Procedure of Cloning
Genetic Cloning: Separating Fact from Fiction
Articles
The
First Cloned Human Embryo
Human Cloning: How Far Should We Go
Advantages
The Benefits
of Human Cloning
Disadvantages
Sheep Cloned By
Nuclear Transfer from a Cultured Cell Line
Ethics
Ethical
Aspects of Cloning
Human Cloning: Should It Be Done? What Would It Mean?
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