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Cloning...? Cloning [Pick the of institute Introduction Cloning has now been the edge of modern medical science for a few decades now. The initial success that leading cloning experts and researchers had with the creation of a cloned sheep Dolly initiated the enthusiastic pursuit of this controversial discipline that has far reaching impacts on the biology of mankind, life and the society at large as well. The scientific term, “Cloning” is the replication of an organism such that its genetic makeup is the same and as a result it appears as a carbon copy of its original counterpart. Clones have the same physiology, external appearance and the same...
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Cloning...?Cloning Cloning can be defined as the asexual production of an original’s exact copy. Cloning can be performed to produce a single cell’s exact copythat is identical to the original cell and has exactly the same DNA sequence. Cloning is often used to form type specific cells. Cloning has also been performed on a scale as large as an individual organism an example of which was the sheep Dolly. There is a single parent in cloning unlike the reproduction which happens with the mating of two parents; a male and a female. Some plants have been demonstrating the process of cloning for thousands of years, but their contribution...
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Cloning...Cloning: A Critical Review Cloning is the process of creating an identical copy of an original. "A clone in the biological sense, therefore, is a single cellor multi-cellular organism that is genetically identical to another living organism." (Wikipedia, 2006). As a society in general, the majority of us have at least heard of the term 'cloning'. However at the same time, the majority of us are in fact not completely sure as to what cloning actually is. In order to come to a clearer and more understanding viewpoint on this subject matter, the elements surrounding the topic of cloning must be properly addresses. By discussing these to the...
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Cloning...Human cloning defined most basically is the creating a human being. It is also called human reproductive cloning. The physician and essayist Lewis Thomas commented: "The cloning of human beings is on most of the lists of things to worry about from science, along with behavior-control, genetic engineering, transplanted heads, computer poetry, and the unrestrained growth of plastic flowers." (Notes of a biology watcher: on cloning a human being. N Engl J Med. 1974; 291:1296-97). It is this statement that serves as the basis of this paper. It is apparent that Dr. Thomas, years ago, knew that science would come to a point where the impossible is indeed achieved. The...
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Cloning...The importance of cloning In this work I am going to investigate the different characteristics of cloning, how it came to be, the methodologies and how it works, and, in the process, determine its significance to humans.
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There are several meanings being attached to cloning today and they cause confusion and uncertainty. However, the general definition that most scientists use in describing cloning is the one that pertains to the different processes for duplicating a biological material. Hence, the definition covers both the artificial and natural processes. Cloning by artificial means is the one most popularly identified with...
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Cloning...Cloning Introduction The concept of human cloning is a controversial that is problematical to comprehend as the physical and psychological needs, present and future, of someone produced by this method are unknown. Societies throughout the world generally believe that human cloning experiments will violate a moral barrier, taking humans into a sphere of self-engineering. Those who oppose human cloning argue that this unnatural style of reproduction has an overwhelming potential for decisions being made based on reasons of vanity in regard to children. Their concern is that the very nature of the traditional family is in danger of evolving in a strange, unknown and...
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Cloning...Incredibly I found this back in my inbox. I’m only sending this so as to put it back in the completed order section. No way am I “revising” this. Student name
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Cloning can be defined as the creating of an embryo by the somatic cell nuclear transfer method. This process entails implanting an organism’s DNA cells into an egg. This egg has had its DNA nucleus removed then treated with a chemical substance which induces the egg to perform as if fertilization has taken place. This procedure results in creating the embryonic growth of a new organism which contains the original organism’s entire genetic code. Hundreds of cloned mammals have...
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Cloning...Cloning is a term that refers to a process where a copy of a plant or an animal can be produced from the same animal or plant cells. For instance, a single cell of an animal or plant can be used to produce an identical animal. Research has shown that this biological process can also be applied to human beings in about 50 years (Collins). Though the issue of cloning human beings has received criticisms from different sectors of society, it can be observed that some people advocate for this process as a result of different reasons. For instance, parents who lose their children can clone other siblings that will resemble the lost kids. According to Sir Johns, cloning humans...
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Human cloning and animal cloning... Due Effects of Human and Animal Cloning Introduction Cloning is the practice of creating genetically indistinguishablecopies of biological matter. It may comprise of genes, cells, tissues or the whole organisms (Donnellan, 2004. p6).
According to section 302.1 of the human Cloning Prohibition Act, human cloning is defined as “asexual reproduction, that is carried out by introducing the nuclear material of a human somatic cell into a fertilized or unfertilized oocyte whose nucleus has been removed or inactivated to reproduce a living organism (at any stage of development) with human or predominantly human genetic constitution”.
Animal cloning is the process of taking a single cell from an animal and be used in the reproduction... of an...
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Cloning...[Teacher’s Cloning Cloning has been one of the most widely discussed scientific topics in the past decade. Cloning has been applied in many fields including the creation of plants and animals. The key event marking the limitless potential of animal cloning was in 1997, when Willmut made the first animal clone of a lamb which was named Dolly (Wells, 251). However, the cloning of plants has been present for longer. The process involves the generation of genetically identical cells from one ancestral cell. For plants it is mainly utilized to create species with the ideal features for a particular environment. On the other hand, in animals,...
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