Cloning: A Therapeutic Analysis

Cloning could provide many advantages but includes many risks like the possibility to start a whole new war. An army of clones could be created which means other counties would have to follow. Cloning should still be legal because it could help people even this risk. There is a few ways scientists think human cloning could work. Researching and testing is expensive and it’s dangerous. “Theoretically, a cloned human embryo could be implanted in a uterus and allowed to develop into a fetus, infant, child, and so on.” (Stark)
This quote shows a theory on how to clone a human. “Before combining, the adult reproductive cells must reprogram so they are capable of developing into the wide range of different cells that ultimately make a baby. It can take months to years for this process in mammals -- a process that is skipped in cloning when the nucleus is transferred, Jaenisch said.” (Spar) This quote shows that reprogramming is a process that should be done in cloning
“ It lays the technical groundwork for cloning-to-produce-children, which raises a host of ethical concerns. It could lead to fetal farming--growing cloned embryos to a later stage so that their valuable organs can be harvested for research or transplantation.” (Stark) This quote shows that clones can be created for their organs which could also help people. “Boisselier said the public needs to know "there is a huge demand" for cloning technology from couples unable to have children.” (Spar) This quote shows that people can use clones as their children if they are unable to have children. As you can see, The evidence shows that cloning would be a big help for