Cons Of Cloning

Ever wanted to be able to have a clone of yourself in the future? Well if we let them continue cloning and developing, everyone can! This essay is going to show the reader the benefits of if the people allow cloning and what it can do. The article is a one side essay that shows only the pros of cloning. It doesn’t say the cons. It all started at Roslin Institute near Edinburgh in 1996 when some scientist successfully cloned a real life female sheep named Dolly. As is says in the article written by Steve Connor. “As the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell, Dolly the sheep became a worldwide sensation after her birth at the Roslin Institute near Edinburgh in 1996.” What the article is saying is she was the first successful clone. She
These 4 are named Debbie, Denise, Diana, and Daisy. These 4 were made to stop the safety fears that had arose after Dolly was announced deceased. The 4 sheep were there to stop the problem of premature ageing. Scientists used the same mammary that they used for Dolly, they just had it frozen all these years. They used the mammary and put it in a surrogate where it will be a little embryo and develop into a clone of a sheep. As it says in the article written by Steve Connor,” After her death, scientists used cells from the same frozen mammary gland tissue that was used to male Dolly to clone 4 more ewes.” All of the animals are in good health and are doing fine besides Debbie, she is ageing the fastest and now has developed arthritis in several of her joints. As it says in the article written by Steve Connor. “Of all 4 clones, Debbie appears to be ageing the fastest. She is suffering from osteoarthritis in several of her joints.” What it is saying is that she is the one in the most pain. Even though some people think cloning is bad. It really is revolutionary. They are trying to stop it or already have. It’s not like it hurts anything, the animals are just having their genes moved over to a surrogate. In the end it is very helpful and it will help the