Pro and Contra about Clonning

When Dolly, the first cloned sheep in the news, the more prominent the cloning controversy. Not only researchers, the general public became interested in knowing how to do and get involved in the cloning of the pros and cons. Here are the pros and cons of cloning are not finished being debated today.

Pro Cloning

Cloning has the potential to bring desired changes in an individual's genetic makeup. Through cloning, genetic traits can either be promoted while the negative attributes can be eliminated. Cloning can also be applied to plants to remove or change the defective genes that make plants more resistant to disease. Cloning can also be applied to create human organs so as to be independent from the donor organ. Here we will look at the potential benefits of cloning.

1. Replacement organs

Cloning of the body serves as a savior. When body organs such as the kidneys or heart is damaged, it is possible to replace it with the cloned organs.

2. Replace natural reproduction

Cloning in humans may be a solution to infertility. Cloning can serve as an option for producing children. With cloning, it is possible to produce desirable traits in an individual.

3. Help in genetics research

Cloning technology could potentially help in genetics resource. Genetic elements of human cloning allows engineered so that makes gene analysis. Cloning also helps in the fight against genetic diseases.

4. Getting the special nature of the organism

Cloning allows us to obtain the organisms that are tailored to the interests of a society.

Cons Cloning

Although cloning is a miracle in the field of genetics, there remains a potential for harm. Cloning is the process of copying or replicating the biological nature of the organism.

It certainly could reduce the diversity in nature. In addition, some people are still skeptical about whether cloning is able to realize all the potential into reality.

Here are a few points about the disadvantages of cloning.

1. Adverse genetic diversity

Cloning creates an identical genes. This would make a loss of diversity in a population. Diminishing diversity will undermine an organism to adapt.

2. Potential malpractice

Cloning still has a chance of failure. Failure cloning organs, resulting in malpractice risk.

3. Affordability

Cloning organs for transplantation would require high technology and big cost.

4. Seize the power of God

Cloning will be risking human rights. Is it morally and ethically cloning be allowed? It will make people capable of creating man. Is cloning will not devalue humanity? Is cloning will occupy most of the power of God?

Conclusion

As mentioned above, cloning will provide many benefits to human life. Conflicts also continue to appear along with the development of cloning technology. Many parties are strongly opposed to this effort as contrary to religion and the high risk of human cloning efforts.

In essence, we required the application of the appropriate application of cloning technology. We need to consider is the essence for a wider public after cloning technology is applied. For example, to produce products with good quality livestock, cloning technology to do a particular cattle, then the application should not be applied because the clones will not cause major problems in human life and human benefit. What is clear, cloning technology can’t be applied to humans, because humans are social beings, which means that if implemented would lead to a variety of questions. After people clonned, people are not going to live humanely, but will live with human happiness is not complete in general, such as happiness living with a parent, healthy life without disability, socialize normally, and others. Cloning technology in humans is still a lot of factors to failure. Human life is not for sale, so the tool test subject, or sacrificed for technological advances that benefit from its application is still unclear for the future. The continuation of human cloning should be dismissed, because it clearly is not humane treatment.

One thing we need to remember is one sentence ever uttered by Albert Einstein, "science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind. "