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The common statement that people put across when debating over the moralities of human cloning is that it is unnatural.
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Human Cloning The common statement that people put across when debating over the moralities of human cloning is that it is unnatural. This statement is certainly untrue as many organisms in nature reproduce using cloning. Snails and bacteria are two of the vast number of organisms that reproduce by cloning. It may be true that in the future, humans will reproduce through cloning! Human cloning is possible by using the following technique: Genes are found in chromosomes which are in the nucleus of cells. These genes are made of protein and the chromosomes are in a long coiled structure. Human sexual reproduction which we know involves a mother and a father. Half of the genes received by the embryo are from the father and the remaining half come from the mother. However, in the cloning process, all of the genes can come from one individual. The nucleus is removed from one female cell and...
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