Cloning.

Not Quite Human Cloning is a process where an egg cell is taken, the nucleus removed and in the empty space, the nucleus of an adult donor cell is placed- ready to perform the normal stages of mitosis in the cells. This is a controversial, yet important subject plaguing our world's society today. The practice of cloning has begun within the last few years. Its first success was the now infamous sheep, Dolly. Dolly was "…showed first 75 words of 1373 total…

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