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A 10 page paper which examines the history and condition of cloning and discusses the risks. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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with many negative possibilities in relationship to the world from many different perspectives. While some people are excited at the possibility of living longer, and healthier, and of the possibilities
of providing food to the world, others are fearful of the consequences and dangers inherently possessed in cloning. The following paper provides an overview of cloning and ultimately illustrates that
is a very risky endeavor that must be handled with the greatest of caution. History of Cloning There are many
who would argue that cloning is actually a historical endeavor that has been taking place since humanity began growing plants and began manipulating the genetics of plants in an effort
to producing better plants and more of those plants. But, in terms of cloning directly one could argue that, aside from theories and speculation, the history began in 1901 when
"Hans Spemann split a 2-cell newt embryo into two parts, resulting in the development of two complete larvae" (Timelines: Cloning, 2007). The next year saw another individual, Hans Spemann, splitting
"a 2-celled salamander embryo and each cell grew to adulthood, providing proof that early embryo cells carry necessary genetic information" (Timelines: Cloning, 2007). Spermann continued with his studies and experiments
and wrote published works on what he discovered, further encouraging more research. It was in 1950 that bull semen was first
successfully frozen and then inseminated into a cow and then two years later there was the first animal cloning wherein Thomas J. King and Robert Briggs proved successful in cloning
frogs (Timelines: Cloning, 2007). Interestingly enough, it was not until 1953 that the structure of DNA was even discovered, although cloning had already taken place (Timelines: Cloning, 2007).
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