Cloning

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03 June 2010

Cloning

Introduction

Cloning is a controversial . Thousands of people all over the world are confident that cloning is dangerous to the stability of the social and is unethical . Medical professionals , on the contrary vote for cloning because the latter can resolve a whole range of health issues , including the lack of organ transplants . The problem is in that the public operates outdated beliefs and misconceptions , while in reality , cloning has a potential to save the population from numerous

br health risks . I believe that we must study the of cloning , to resolve the existing controversies , to provide the audience with the fullest information about cloning , and to let people make informed judgments about the benefits and the potential risks of cloning

Cloning is the process of producing identical DNA fragments and sequences , cells , and even whole organisms (Pence 3 . People often consider cloning as the reproduction of organisms , which results in the creation of genetically identical animals and humans . More often than not , the term `cloning ' implies reproductive cloning , which involves the transfer a DNA fragment of interest from one organism to a self-replicating genetic element such as a bacterial plasmid (Human Genome Project . The history of the cloning technology dates back to the middle of the 1970s and is currently one of the basic units of biological , medical , and ethical analysis (Human Genome Project

The issue is in whether the society must engage in and promote the...