Here's a local quote, for starters:
"If you clone a frog, you get a cloned frog. It hops and eats grasshoppers,
bugs and mosquitoes. If you clone a human, what do you get? Another human.
Big deal." [Robert McKinnel, Professor of Genetics and Cell Biology, University
of Minnesota, as quoted in the St. Paul Pioneer Press today]
Agree or disagree? Is a cloned baby just another human baby, no more or less
individual than a baby conceived in the traditional way, or by in vitro
fertilization?
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University of Minnesota MD/PhD Program
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