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Cloning is no longer a thing of science fiction- it is the present's most controversial issue. Cloning is complex and involves many people and machines. First, a suitable embryo donor must be found. Once a doctor has obtained the egg, he or she will give it to an expert in cloning who will develop the fetus, or underdeveloped baby from the DNA of a live animal, in a laboratory and finally clone it. Cloning, if legalized, would be used primarily for medical purposes. In particular, cloning humans for the organs they would offer gives patients in need of an organ transplant a new lease on life (Original Equipment Replacement Body). Scientists even produced a headless frog, and if the same technology was applied to cloning, the clones wouldn't be able to tell that their organs were being used. Many people are passionately speaking out against these man made humans, asking the hard answered question- how much will humanity be willing to change for the sake of science?
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