stand from human cloning? Abstract: Cloning is producing a genetically identical copy of a biological body. Scientists cloned a gene, a tissue, an organ, and an organism. While cloning has been used for years, yet the debate and the ethical issues only rose after the possibility of cloning a human become a reality, not just science fiction. Scientists debated that human cloning can benefit humans, yet it can be used as a weapon. Cloning, the advantages and disadvantages of human cloning, and the ethical
1.What are stem cells? “Cartman: Doctor, can you tell me exactly how stem cells work? Doctor: Well you have trillions of cells in your body, heart cells, skin cells, brain cells and so on. But before a cell is designated as a toenail cell, or a pancreas cell, it's what we call a stem cell. Sort of like a blank cell, do you understand? Cartman: Not at all, but go on.” ("Kenny Dies." - Full Episode. N.p., n.d. Web. 04 Oct. Giving it a more scientific definition, according to "Stem Cell Basics." :
animal from an adult body cell using nuclear transfer, a process used to take the genetic material of the individual being cloned and inserting it into an unfertilized egg. Following the unveiling of Dolly, the realization of cloning caused a mass debate that exists to this day. No longer is cloning a figment of our imagination that we correlate with the creation of the clone army in “Star Wars”, rather it is an issue that will continue to demand our insight in the future. Cloning is the creation of a