Stem Cell and Cloning

f a somatic cell is placed into a hollow female egg. The female egg is removed of all the natural nuclei material. Electric
             currents and/or chemical stimuli are used on the female egg after infusion to cause the cloned embryo to begin the process of dividing cells and creating human life.
             Michigan Representative Bart Stupak of the U.S. House of Representatives dares to ask the question "Simply because we are can do something, does that mean we should do it?" The answer to this question is simple, NO, because the ends do not justify the means of this new scientific procedure. The negative consequences of cloning fall into two separate categories, scientific and ethical.
             Scientific repercussions are a combination of many problems, from genetic abnormalities that cause immediate death to genetic abnormalities that cause a short, painful, and complicated life. The United States House of Representatives has found that 95% of all attempts to clone
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