And experiments involving plants and animal embryos have been performed for years. ... Also it would give us a never ending supply of organs, and select only the best organs to be cloned. There would be no rejections of cloned organs because they are from cloned from the host donor and therefore be a genetic match. ... The plan is to try and put pressure on all governments so they would ban human reproductive cloning. ... Canada proposed the "Human Reproductive and Genetic Technologies Act" January 1997. ...

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After three to five days these embryos are planted into the reproductive tract of the substitute mother. ... Already are scientists "growing" new, healthy body organs and tissue that will allow persons suffering from burns or from different bodily ailments can be cured. ...

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What would human cloning involve, and how could you take sperm out of the reproductive ­equation? ... Other than cloning humans, many scientists are thinking if "Could we clone our organs to be used in a transplant," for example in the 2005 sci-fi movie 'The island' the plot of the movie was that a clone of the organs were stowed away somewhere in case they ever needed a heart or liver , just like having a spare tire in the trunk of a car. ... Nevertheless, it brings up a relevant point about the potential uses that human reproductive cloning may have. However "organ tran...

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