Looks at cloning and asks ...
Does Mother Nature
know best?
Cloning using senetie engineering to make exact copies of livin
plants and animals has been in science fiction for years. Since
1997. With the cloning of a sheep, Dolly, it has become part of real
life and the subject of public debate
or some people, human cloning is acceptable in medicine
the criticism that it is unnatural. Por example, human
Ussue can be cloned for use in organ replacement of gene therapy
ae, organs provided by human clones could be 100% donor
compatible ? organs provided in other ways might not be
as successful. Moreover, couples who can't have children might be
able to clone a child from themselves. Finally, endangered animals
could be cloned to increase their numbers
there are many arguments against cloning."
many people saw the cloning of Dolly as a major breakthrough,
now they have to face the fact that the sheep is no longer alive.
Thus,
what some say, scientists have no idea of the long-
term effects of genetic engineering. A growing number of
genetically created crentures might be acceptable to society:
creating perfect plants and animals could eliminate the
great variety of natural species on our planet. Furthermore,
organs from cloned animals could be transplanted into
humans, the risks to health are enormous, and some people find
the idea repulsive.
All things considered, I am against cloning. It is clear to me that we
need to regulate genetic engineering and stop experiments now.
before it is too late!
DOLLY