Genetic Cloning

They reflect society's idea that scientists are concerned more with progress than with morals.

Cloning (producing a clone) refers to creating a copy of a living organism. Some plants do this naturally, growing copies of themselves with the same genetic makeup. But for animals and humans, it would require growing a new individual from only a single parent.

Cloning has become used metaphorically for copying programs or operating parameters from one electronic device to another. This is sometimes illegally done to "piggyback" existing phone or data connections, often to record, intercept or steal information.

Employee cloning is when the hiring manager hires people that are most similar to him or her. This method is unintentional but usually involves hiring someone with the same background, same education, or same personality characteristics.

The pricedure is when DNA is extracted from humans cell inserted into a womens ovum develop and produce stem cells, Stem cells are removed from the pre embryo grown into specifi organ transplanted into the patient.

One can find information on therapeutic cloning from Wikipedia. Therapeutic cloning involves cloning cells or tissue from an identical twins are commonplace.

there are many ethical problems involved in cloning humans

So far none, as it isn't officially done.

Cloning has proven to be very difficult, with something like a 98% failure rate. And then getting a healthy clone with a normal life expectancy has shown to be just as hard.

Best guess is that cloning will remain expensive, along the lines of IVF babies, so it's unlikely "ever" to become a big thing.

There's not much call for concern, really. With the things we're already doing today, egg donors, sperm donors, surrogate mothers etc, the difference between these babies and a clone isn't as big as some might imagine, and we're dealing with those just fine.

The chromosome makeup of Dolly is identical to that of sheep A

In some countries, cloning animals is legal but cloning humans is not. Those found cloning humans can face legal consequences such as fines or imprisonment. It's important to understand the laws in your specific jurisdiction regarding cloning to avoid potential legal issues.

Personally i think it is okay in plants but it is wrong in animals as they are living creatures.

Cloning is a social issue because it means that if the clone gets mad he/she can mess up one's life.

Cheap, fast and quality guaranteed ( because you choose the best one to reproduce)

What is meant by cloning (not cloaning) is the scientific process of creating a duplicate of a living creature using the original creature's DNA. This DNA is inserted into a fertilized egg and is then grown in the normal manner.

Scientists and researchers use cloning techniques to create genetic duplicates of organisms for medical research, studying diseases, and conservation of endangered species. It is also used in agriculture to produce plants and animals with desirable traits, such as disease resistance or high yield. Additionally, cloning has been used in the past for cloning pets and livestock.

Many people have a personal opinion on cloning. Most people do not think it is a good idea and there has even been a bill known as the Human Cloning prohibition Act made to Congress but was rejected. It was re-introduced again in May 2013.

One way to spread your genes is through reproduction, by passing your genetic material onto your offspring. This can occur through sexual reproduction, where genetic material is combined with a partner to create offspring. Another way to spread your genes is through kin selection, where individuals help relatives who share their genes to survive and reproduce.

Cloning an animal refers to using an animal's DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid; its genetic material) to be able to recreate the 'same animal' that will grow and develop in the same way as the original, to produce an exact 'copy' of the original organism.

Pros:

Well you get another pet, for starters, and it's exactly like the other one (which could be a con). It's also an advancement for science so they may be able to start cloning organs for operations.

Cons:

The animal, although it appears brand new, would actually be the same age as the animal it was cloned from. So if you clone a 7 year old dog, the new dog would appear would appear as a puppy, but it's organs and systems would feel as if they were 7. So it would probably pass a few years later. Depending on the breed.

This is just basics, but I hope that it helps some(:

Quite a few plants have been so modified, including corn, cotton, soybeans, and canola.

Cloning has the potential to help in medical research, such as studying disease mechanisms and testing new treatments. It can also aid in preserving endangered species and increasing agricultural yields by producing genetically identical organisms. Additionally, cloning can be used for creating organs and tissues for transplantation to treat various medical conditions.