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10 wrz 2018 · Cloning in the context of medicine, biotechnology and molecular biology means the production of entities, individuals and populations that are genetically identical or near identical with the original organism or part of an organism from which they are derived.
1 sty 2023 · This scholarly article delves into the multifaceted domains of human cloning, encompassing its biological underpinnings, ethical dimensions, and broader societal implications.
22 kwi 2004 · Klotzko lists the various potential benefits that therapeutic cloning could have, and explains why we might have reservations about reproductive cloning, even if it should not be banned...
This paper studies the distinctive role that staged media events play in the public understanding of genetics: they can focus the attention of the media, scientists and the public on the risks and benefits of genetic advances, in our case, cloning; they can accelerate policy changes by exposing scientific, legal and ethical uncertainties; the ...
1 lis 1999 · Cloning's roots in nineteenth-century biology. How do cells become specialized during development? One cell, the zygote, gives rise to a multiplicity of cells that in time become increasingly specialized, or differentiated.
20 gru 2013 · This study reports a discourse analysis of metaphors used in Brazilian opinion-leading newspapers to popularize cloning and stem cell research: “revolution”, “opening new ways/doors”, “promise”...
21 mar 2017 · Drawing on official records and first-hand observations at bioethics meetings, this article examines the human cloning debate at UNESCO from 2008 onwards, thus building on and advancing current...
