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Cloning is described as a process of producing exact genetic copies of different cells, organisms or many others (animals, organs). Cloning has been examined to be the process of producing clones of the exact DNA. An example of cloning would be the famous “Dolly The Sheep”. “Dolly (July 5, 1996 - February 14, 2003), a ewe, was the first mammal to have been successfully cloned from an adult cell. The technique that was made famous by her birth is somatic cell nuclear transfer, in which a cell is placed in a de-nucleated ovum, the two cells fuse and then develop into an embryo” (Science Daily). Clones are the termed referred to when organisms engage in cloning; they are made up of the exact amount of cells and consist of the same genetic material. “Researchers have cloned a wide range of biological materials, including genes, cells, tissues and even entire organisms, such as a sheep” (NHGRI). Cloning all takes control over the same exact DNA schemes for clones. Artificial Copies would be another way to phrase it.

Cloning is a science that has been made to solve many different problems. Cloning has been determined as a solution for the problem of infertility. “Women that are infertile can have their own babies with the help of this technique by implanting the cloned embryos into their bodies. This can eliminate the mental and physical pains among the infertile couples.” (Think Quest). Cloning has solved worldwide problems within the case of population shortage, such as the terms of extinction. With the use of cloning extinction can be avoided for the many clones to be produced to avoid the shortage. Other solutions cloning solves to problems is when it is used for organ replacement. Many vital organs such as the kidney, heart or li...

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...y to adapt. 2 other cons towards cloning is that human organs are used as a transplant rather then human cloning and goofiness around cloning machines, this draws into conclusions or technical and economic walls within prices of cloning embryos and to be a part of a project of cloning. Costing over 250,000 dollars to 1 million dollars. Cloning ponders many questions of ethical and moral subjects such as whether the clones will be known as useless and how it will decrease the more form of reality and humanity with only copies walking around.

Cloning may be expensive, but it is the right road to drive on to form healthier lives to many with organ replacements and allowing the use of births become duplicated to avoid extinction. In conclusion cloning duplicates, imitates, copies, rehabilitates, replicates, and helps us in general, its an extra life source on a price.