School work about cloning

1. END
Welcome to the
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2. GUIDE
The Survival
S T E P O N E

3. CLONING
What is
C L O N E S A R E O R G A N I S M S T H A T A R E
E X A C T G E N E T I C C O P I E S

4. ARTIFICIAL EMBRYO
TWINNING
This technique mimics
the natural process that
creates identical twins.
SOMATIC CELL
NUCLEAR TRANSFER
It is a totally different technique than
the artificial embryo twinning but it
produces the same exact result, two
identical embryos

5. GUIDE
The Survival
S T E P T W O

6. VS
Therapeutic cloning
G O A L S A N D T E C H N I Q U E S
Reproductive cloning

7. REPRODUCTIVE
CLONING
A copy of another human being is created
through SCNT, allowed to grow up to 14
days in a petri dish, and then transplanted
into a womb to grow until birth
THERAPEUTIC
CLONING
When cloned embryos created
through SCNT are allowed to grow for
a few days and then killed for their
stem cells

8. GUIDE
The Survival
S T E P T H R E E

9. USES & RISKS
Potential
I T 'S Y O U R T U R N T O T H I N K

10. USES
Cloning in Medicine
Cloning livestock
RISKS
Failure Rate
Problems during later development
Abnormal gene expression patterns

11. GUIDE
The Survival
S T E P F O U R

12. ISSUES
Ethical
I T 'S Y O U R T U R N T O T H I N K

13. RELIGIOUS BELIEF
AND CONTROL
Humans cannot act as
"God"
MORAL
BELIEF
It is wrong for any human
to have control over the
genetic make up of any
other individual

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