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... it's an estimated $200,000 project (Stanley 37). There is much confusion of how closely a clone will be to the donor and how they compare to identical twins. According to Brad Dunn a clone would be about 99.9% the same as the donor; that point one percent is the certain egg and mitochondria that the clone came from (86 ). As weird as ... ...
... the most part well to do, educated, white, Protestant, and descended from northern Europeans"(2). This description holds true because generally they are the upper class who can afford these screenings. Brad Evenson asserts that "[w]ere defining the fittest in our society as the wealthiest" (2). The products that cure disease and redefine genetically the human person are not just a matter of science ... ...
... techniques of cloning Dolly couldn't someday be used to clone people. Think about the possibilities: a whole team of Michael Jordans, a scientific panel of Albert Einsteins, a movie starring and co-starring Brad Pitt (Stiefel 11). Cloning could benefit many people. Those who just wish to clone themselves for fun, or a loved one. And for those who are infertile, or who need to ... ...
