"Scientists who create cloned human embryos typically dissect and kill the human clones within days after they are alive. It is not known how many human clones will be created and killed by various institutions in Minnesota, including the University of Minnesota, or which ones will be state funded, as there are no reporting requirements to disclose the number of deaths, LaLonde said."
http://www.lifenews.com/2011/07/21/minne...%29
"ST. PAUL — The State of Minnesota is now involved in the human cloning business. After the state Legislature failed to re-authorize a ban on state funded human cloning during the special session,
it is now legal to use taxpayer dollars to create cloned human embryos."
http://www.nationalrighttolifenews.org/n...Minnesota: the Land of 10,000 Lakes, farming, mining, forestry, and recreation...
and now on the cutting edge of Human Cloning. Such a resourceful State, so why not the manufacturing of human parts and cells? And as far as a moral dilemma they can't really be called babies or human... if only grown in a lab... right? Good grief!
I say if these "scientists" want body parts and cells, they should donate their own...
start slicing and dicing lab-boys and see how they like it! I wonder if Senomyx/Pepsico might branch out into cloning... seeing as they are getting the heat over using aborted babies, in the process of artificial flavoring?
UPDATE - 9 months ago
UPDATE - 9 months ago
IF you want a closer look into the Cloning and Stem Cell issue...
Cloning and Stem Cell Research
A Submission to The House of Lords Select Committee on Stem Cell Research by The Linacre Centre for Healthcare Ethics, David Jones...
http://www.linacre.org/stemcell.html...this paper is an incredibly detailed expose on all facets of the question at hand... well worth the read and consideration. It is backed by real discovery and results of former testing and application in this field.