Human pluripotent (having the ability to become any tissue) stem cells are able to be isolated and cultured with the unlimited capacity to divide and the ability to turn into most of the cells or tissues in the body. However, the technique used to create clone had initiated the debate on the controversial issue. Reported efforts by a small biotechnology company to clone embryos in order to derive stem cells had lead to House passage of a measure that would criminalize both therapeutic

Since President Clinton appointed it, the National Bioethics Advisory Commission along with nine senators has issued the Ban on Human Cloning Act. Each senator has issued provisions to the legislation makes it unlawful for reproductive cloning. Of the provisions set forth by each senator vary slightly, creating partial adoption of some bills. The H.R. 2172 and t

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