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What Is Cloning

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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CLONING

BY JACKSON FAZENDIN AND AIDAN BERGER
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HERE IS A CLONED

ALPACA
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SOME PEOPLE WILL PAY AN UPWARDS OF $100,000

TO HAVE THEIR DEAD PET CLONED!
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WHAT IS CLONING?

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CLONING IS TAKING AN ORGANISMS DNA AND

GENETIC INFORMATION AND COPYING IT EXACTLY
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WHICH CREATES AN EXACT REPLICA

OF THE ORGANISM
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SOME PROCEDURES

FOR CLONING ARE: ARTIFICIAL EMBRIO TWINNING.
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AND SOMATIC CELL NUCLEAR TRANSFER

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CLONING CAN HAVE SOME BENIFITS

SUCH AS "RESURRECTING" A DEAD PET.
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OR GIVING YOUR PET A FRIEND EXACTLY LIKE HIM/HER

OR IF YOU WANTED TO PERFORM MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS YOU COULD DO THAT...
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THE CLONE WILL BE AN EXACT REPLICA AND

BE AS HEALTHY AS THE ORIGINAL
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BUT CLONING CAN HAVE SOME BAD EFFECTS TOO.

SUCH AS BLINDNESS
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EXTRA LIMBS

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OTHER ADDITIONAL BODY PARTS

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JOINT DISFUNCTIONS

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AND IN SOME CASES: DEATH CAN OCCOUR.

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OUR OPINION IS THAT THE TECHNOLOGY OF CLONING

COULD BE USEFUL FOT CLONING DEAD PETS
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THIS CAN BE BACKED UP BY

THE FACT THAT SOME PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY AN UPWARDS OF $100,000 DOLLARS
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IT CAN ALSO BE USEFUL FOR SCIENTIFIC REASONS

SUCH AS CLONED HYBRIDS
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Jackson Fazendin