Moral and Ethical Considerations of Stem Cell and Cloning Research

      • Adult stem cells
      • Embryonic stem cells
        • Embryo must be destroyed
        • When does human life/personhood begin?
      • Human cloning
        • Embryos (see above)
        • Reproductive cloning
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The next 22 slides will examine the morality and ethics of stem cell research and human cloning. Adult stem cells (obtained from adult tissues, cord blood, etc.) do not pose any ethical controversies, since they do not destroy complete human beings. However, embryonic stem cells are isolated by destroying human embryos - the form in which all of us began our lives. Some say these embryos are not persons. We will examine this issue in depth. In addition, we will examine human cloning, including reproductive cloning.

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