Artificial Cloning

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According to Natural Law theorists, things that go against the natural order can be said to be unnatural. It also can be argued that those same things within the fabric of Natural Law Theory ought not to exist. If that is the case, then the creation of genetically modified organisms, cloning, and so forth could be labeled as immoral practices. With that being said, some scientists have considered cloning a Neanderthal baby. Do you think it would be ethical to do so? Offer an ethical defense for your position—as to whether or not a Neanderthal baby ought to be cloned. See the following link for further reading: http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/24/opinion/caplan-neanderthal-baby/index.html?hpt=hp_c3 GUIDELINES FOR ESSAYS: Papers should be no less than four full-pages in length. In addition, they should be typed as well as doubled-spaced. Avoid using online references like Wikipedia. Proper grammar and mechanics are extremely important, insofar as they add to the clarity of your argument(s)—however, essays that contain an excessive number of grammatical and semantic errors will receive a significant grade reduction. Lastly, plagiarism will not be tolerated, so make certain that your essays conform to a standard like MLA, APA, or The Chicago Manual of Style

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Name: Instructor’s Name: Course: Date: Ethics Introduction Cloning is the process of producing genetically identical copies of an organism. The material that is copied usually has the same genetic makeup like its original. Clones are the replica of this process. Clones can either happen naturally or artificially. In humans and other mammals, natural clones occur as identical twins. These are usually as a result of the splitting of a fertilized egg. There has not been any case of artificial cloning in humans. There are claims that with an adventurous woman, and fossils DNA, a Neanderthal baby would be cloned. Artificial Cloning This is the production of an exact replica of a given organism in the lab. There are three kinds of artificial cloning. Gene cloning is the production of copies of segments of DNA or copies of genes. Reproductive cloning is the production of copies of whole animals. Therapeutic cloning produces is the production of copies of embryonic stem cells purposed to be used in experiments, whose main aim is to create tissues for

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