In 1952, a significant event occurred, Robert Briggs and Thomas King cloned northern leopard frog using nuclear transfer. ... In 1962, John Gurdon claimed to have cloned frogs from adult cells. ... "Dennis Smith pointed out that there were some undifferentiated sex cells in the intestines of South African frogs, so the tadpoles Gurdon cloned may very well be cloned from those undifferentiated cells."" ...
CLONING CLONING:PLAYING GOOD OR PLAYING GOD It's a matter worth discussing -is cloning playing good or playing god? A wise man once said, " to be able to argue your point you must completely understand the point of your opponent, and to do this ...
After 276 unsuccessful attempts, a team of British scientists were able to clone Dolly, the world's first genetically cloned animal. In the future, there may be many positive uses for cloning, but getting there will be very costly not only fiscally, but also in loss of life. Several other animals, s...
From the begging of time humans have strived to become better as a whole. Jumping technology has helped us do that. But where do we draw the line on how far we go with this technology. Human cloning is appalling and irresponsible with numerous side effects resulting in malformation and death. Clo...
Do you remember that John Lennon song he recorded before his untimely death, "Imagine-? The one verse says, "imagine all the people - well imagine if all the people looked the same, shared the same physical characteristics, and had no individuality. Pretty scary, wouldn't you say so? The subject of ...
To Clone or Not to Clone "On a soft summer night July 5th, 1966, at 5 p.m., the most famous lamb in history entered the world. (Kolata, pg 1) "Many people wonder if this is a miracle for which we can thank God, or an ominous new way to play God ourselves."" (Duff, pg1) Now the question is do we clon...
