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Re: Stamping out Dreams
SC ( 03/14/2004, 11:24:37 )Yes, a person who began life as a clone would have as much right to refuse to donate a kidney as anyone else. However, cloning doesn't have to involve growing a whole twin of a person for the sake of a few needed parts. One goal of cloning (which has already been done to some extent with adult stem cells) is to create replacement cells to strengthen organs and make transplantation of whole organs unnecessary. Other people are looking at the possibility of growing organs and other replacement tissues in isolation. Growing a new adult or almost a complete person would take too long to save someone who was already in need of a transplant.
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