in movies such a as Jurassic Park and The Lost World, where cloning seemed to be an idea of

fantasy and not reality. The idea that scientist could just take a little DNA from a dead mosquito

and turn it into something that could tower over a skyscraper was very intriguing to most people.

On the other hand, there were movies such as Alien Resurrection, in which cloning was necessary

in order to save lives. That was a little more farfetched, but no less enthralling. The idea of even

cloning oneself came up in the movie Multiplicity. The idea seemed common but unaccomplished

yet, for who would not want an extra pair of hands or better yet an extra brain? However, these

movies are just that, movies. It was not until the creation of Dolly, who was acknowledged to be

the first cloned mammal, was cloned that cloning became an actual reality. It was looked upon in

wonder and much skepticism of what would happen next. When Richard Seed, a renowned

scientist, announced that he had decided to clone himself, and that his wife would carry the egg to

term, mass hysteria arose ("Scientist Wants to Clone Himself"). Different countries al

has just lost their three year old daughter decides to clone her. "Cloning, even if it works, is not

The eggs would be produced with an anticancer protein("Cloning Report: Egg Medicine").

When the announcement came that there had been the birth of the first cloned animal,

cellular differentiation scientist would be able to grow a cloned kidney, and thus there would not

human clone is developed. This is probably believed because this is the method that most mammal

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