Clonation

Diego Flores Mtz
English II
07/02/13
#7 II-B
Clonation
We live in a brave new world in which reproductive technologies are ravaging as well as replenishing families. Increasingly common arevariations of the situation in which sometimes extreme measures are necessary in order to have the kind of child we want.
Human cloning is a really great experiment. “The technique is called nucleartransfer or nuclear transplantation because it involves transferring the nucleus (and thus most of the genetic material) from a cell of an existing being to an egg cell in order to replace the eggcell's nucleus. Stimulated to divide by the application of electrical energy, this egg--now embryo--is guided by its new genetic material to develop as a being that is genetically almost identical tothe being from which the nucleus was taken. This process was reportedly carried out in a sheep to produce the sheep clone named Dolly3 but attention quickly shifted to the prospects for cloning humanbeings (by which I will mean here and throughout, cloning by nuclear transfer).”
In my opinion, human cloning is really cool idea but I think they wouldn´t have the same rights as us because they aremade in the same way as us and would often discriminated. One of the ways by which they can be discriminated against is that they mostly say that they are a creation or an experiment and so they wouldbe sad. Although it sounds bad, it's true. They would also alter our system, first we need to adapt of us and then worry about new and similar things, and speak of health and bodies and that is theproblem of the new stuff, is always good to come and when this opens the door to people, people are only going to want their organs en the clones would feel bad. “Scientists hope that one daytherapeutic cloning can be used to generate tissues and organs for transplants. To do this, DNA would be extracted from the person in need of a transplant and inserted into an enucleated egg. After the egg...