Human Cloning

Cloning has been used to clone tissue, organs and even a sheep. Cloning a human being however has caused a lot of controversy. I am going to write a research paper answering the fallowing questions. How close are we to human cloning? Is it already possible? If or when is it possible should we do it? Why or why not? My hypothesis is that cloning a full human being will and should not be expected in the future but the cloning of large body parts will be a norm in the medical field .First, I will define cloning, and walk you through the process. Then, I will touch on cloning human organs, and the research that has been done for future application. Next, I will discuss the fear that the research, and knowledge that is obtained, may be abused. I will also include the possible benefits to health and research that are applicable .In this topic I will get into questions like: how much cloning is socially acceptable? Would clones be considered people? Why or why not? How would society react to clones? Lastly, I will explain the different religious views on cloning. I will conclude by stating whether or not cloning can and should be expected to be in our future.

1. Intro
   1. Questions
   2. hypothesis

1. Define cloning
   1. Definition
   2. Process
   3. Research
   4. Future applications hypothesis and research

1. Pros and cons
   1. Practical uses for cloning
   2. The different levels of cloning (cloning being vs cloning limbs )
   3. Cloning of loved ones
   4. Intergrading clones into society
   5. Fear (are they logical?)
   6. Abuse (is there a way to prevent it)
   7. Moral (do they matter?)

1. Religious view
   1. Morals
   2. Playing god

1. Conclusion
   1. Does my conclusion match my hypothesis
   2. Why and why not?

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Intro Cloning has been a controversial topic for decades with many questions surrounding its ethical implications possibility of abuse and practical applications In this research paper I will explore ... View the full answer