Cloning project (FORMATIVE) by Lucas Pancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx By: Lucas Pancratz en-us 2018-02-26 14:39:33 UTC 2023-02-14 07:45:12 UTC hello@padlet.com 1. The rights of cloning lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235371975 Cloning is wrong and unethical.  For example, Animal cloning should be more protected.  However, The first clone started in Scotland. Scotland may not have the same rights and different thoughts on how animals are treated.  On the other hand, cloning is overall cruel for any animals and humans. Animals should be treated the same as humans.  Another example, Animals rights should be more protected, by meaning not be tested by labs all the time, as lab rats are mostly tested for a lot of experiments. Though clone testings happen in third-world countries, in America we still have a bit more protection towards animals. Again, In the experiment of Dolly the sheep, this took 277 tries to get the "cloning'" experiment correct. Animals have many problems experimenting with cloning. For example, they experience heart disease, seizures, and tumors. ]]> 2018-02-26 14:40:01 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235371975 2. Error and Trial lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235382375  Testing and failing on humans shouldn't be allowed.  As Well, for animals it is cruel.  Unless there was proven evidence of some sort of clone staying alive for forty years plus years. Scientists such as Woo Suk Hwang should be a failure in society, he did try to clone many animals, as these animals could be used for a greater cause He took many tries, lots of the animals who were thrown away for testing didn't deserve this, this was in South Korea. They may not have the same rules we have. Again, animals are not supposed to be used for disposable for any type of experiment.  However, many doctors are still trying to clone humans, specifically, an Italian doctor named Severino Antinori. He has been made of many conspiracies, of dangerous cloning.  There are many types of cloning, therapeutic cloning, and reproductive cloning. These techniques are both different, however, therapeutic is most likely used for a certain organ or some kind of disease. This process takes more time, for the cells to divide, and take action. Reproductive cloning is the embryo is implanted into a woman, this process also takes time. But may be more accurate.]]> 2018-02-26 14:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235382375 3. How cloning works, and the effects lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235885001 Dr. Ian Smith, a medical representative, explains that it takes the right amount of training and encouragement, however, it also takes the right amount of tech, and most of the time lucky.  This scientist is giving off good info, he is saying cloning won't be accurate, there has to be trial and error. This is a risk to the human population. Unidentified clones could be cloned and used for a mischievous act. Government labs could even be making mischievous clones, these are also a risk to the world.  Another "The published research indicates that 25 to 30 percent of the animals that came to term suffered abnormalities, Lanza said." This shows many of the animals that are tested don't survive. Animals that are practically thrown away for lab testing use could be used for a greater cause. When cloning is done, the person or animal who was "cloned" will not be the same mentally, as they will be the same physically. Cloning will give people worse thoughts or ideas to humanity.]]> 2018-02-27 14:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235885001 Cloning from the beginning lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235890924 Cloning is unethical and cruel. Cloning should be abolished, animals and humans shouldn't be sacrificed for being tested as "lab rats". Humans and animals should be used for greater percussions, not being tested in a lab. Humans and animals should have more rights to have protection from being tested. Especially, for babies, they get taken into the lab at a very young age. ]]> 2018-02-27 14:38:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/235890924 Cloning till the end lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236182048 Overall, many doctors and scientists believe cloning humans and animals, for example, a Nazi scientist believed to try to create "mini" Nazi soldiers, as this person was sick and cruel to do this, he wanted to re-create the Hitler century. Many doctors are believed to be crazy for cloning animals and humans. Again, doctors want to prove humanity wrong, although, many fail and try. Human and animal cloning is a negative effect on society, as it will always be. Cruel and inhumane.]]> 2018-02-27 22:00:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236182048 lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236189652 2018-02-27 22:29:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236189652 lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236190077 2018-02-27 22:31:38 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236190077 lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236190411 2018-02-27 22:32:58 UTC https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236190411 Works citied lucpancratz https://padlet.com/lucpancratz/q0tncbedtuyx/wish/236191393 Boyle, Alan. “Cloning: How, Why ... and Why Not.” NBCNews.com, NBCUniversal News Group, 4 Nov. 2003, www.nbcnews.com/id/3076911/ns/health-cloning/t/cloning-how-why-why-not/#.WpXX7ejwaUk.
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