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…, Massachusetts, Test skin uses human skin grown in a sterile plastic bag and can be used for measuring irritancy. EpiPack Produced by Clonetics in San Diego, California, the EpiPack uses cloned human tissue to test potentially harmful substances. These are just some…

…on humans and animals. When Wells wrote this he knew nothing about DNA, cloning, or chromosomes but he did use his scientific imagination. Wells realized that society was beginning to rely on science too much in the late nineteenth century. He wrote this book…

…of stem cells is human cloning. Stem cells have to be transplanted into a patient and as with any transplant there is a risk of the patient rejecting the cells. If a person's DNA could be cloned however, the cells would be a genetic match, no risk of rejection…

…be against cloning. They believe that cloning would be against God's will. They believe that human cloning would be an insult to human dignity. How could couples be given the right to design a child? It would be an act of dehumanizing reproduction. Society…

…with cloning vats, and the next is on an Indian reservation with primitive dwellings. It is also hard to imagine clones living personal lives in a world of such equivalency. Even though he was wrong, Aldous does bring an interesting outlook of events to come…

…. From this incident many ethical supporters protested the cloning of animals. The main fight against this is that human being should not be creating life. These experiments, however, do have a positive side to them. By cloning sheep scientists are closer…

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