PRIN. OF LIFE (LOOSELEAF) W/LAUNCHPAD
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To determine: The contributions and concerns regarding cloning and stem cell research.
Introduction: Stem cells have the potential to form every tissue in the human body. These cells have the potential of self-renewal and produce offspring that are genetically identical to the originating cell. Cloning is defined as the method that is responsible for the production of genetically identical copies of a cell or an organism.
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