Cloning

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from each cell. Thirty-six years later, Spermann used nuclear transportation to create a clone. He took the nucleus, the cellular structure that contains the most genetic material and controls growth and development, and removed it from an egg cell of an organism. Spermann had successfully created another clone. Later on, other scientists were able to clone plants very easily. Plants are simple in structure and them became very popular with scientists. In the lab scientists have cloned carrots, pine trees, and African violets. This technique of plants enables scientists to select desirable plant and produce as many identical copies of it as they wish from each cell that is cultured. In 1952, scientists attempted to clone frogs. The cells always ended up dying and the scientists became confused and stopped trying to clone frogs. When 1970 came, scientists again tried to clone frogs but they kept failing at their attempts. Finally, the scientists came to the conclusion that a ...

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to tamper with God's creations? The issue tugs at moral dilemmas and emotions that flare in debates over genetic technology. We cannot possibly justify our messing with God's creations. God was sad to have created us all individually. Yet, here we are, mere humans, and we are destroying the individuality God worked to create. In the beginning of human existance, God gave us all the things we would need to survive and flourish in the world. In the Bible, Genesis 2:7 states that: "The Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being". Nowhere among this did I see the ability to create duplicates of ...

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